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- If ‘human’ means ‘my own natural kind,’ then referring to a being as human boils down to the assertion that the other is a member of the natural kind that the speaker believes herself to be.
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May 16, 2012 · When we describe others as human, we are saying that they are members of our own kind or, more precisely, members of our own natural kind.
Aug 27, 2015 · We, as human, rely on the visual appearance of the page (fonts, colors, text or link density) and semantic cues or text signals within the content (titles, highlighted words, the meaning of specific phrases) to build an image of the content structure.
- You are inviting the very confusion you're trying to fix when you use "we" first to mean the authors of the study and then, immediately after that,...
- In your paragraph, "human" is connected by "as" to "we", a pronoun. The most likely conclusion is that the word following "as" is a noun. "Human",...
- If you're looking for an alternate to "humans" I'd recommend differentiating between "we" - the authors - and "us" - the users . Also, "human" is i...
Being Human is a major new season launching on BBC Earth that aims to take us as closer to understanding who we are. Why do we behave the way we do? How do we live better? How did we get to now? What is our future?
- Jon Farrar
- Karl Marx
- David Hume
- Ludwig Wittgenstein
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Plato
- Immanuel Kant
- Thomas Aquinas
- What Do You think?
Karl Marx is known for writing the Communist Manifesto alongside philosopher and social scientist Friedrich Engels. He was among the foremost advocates of communism in 19th century Europe. Although he is famous for his socialism, he remains one of the most prominent modern philosophical thinkers. Aside from sparking a vast set of social movements d...
David Hume was an empiricist. He believed that all human ideas have roots from sense impressions. Meaning, even if we imagine a creature that does not exist, your imagination of it still consists of things you’ve sensed in the real world. Why is this relevant to being human? According to Hume, in order to arrange these impressions, we use different...
There is, perhaps, no other modern philosopher as deeply enigmatic as Ludwig Wittgenstein. His philosophy can be turned sideways, and you’ll still find it both authoritative and obscure. His philosophy about humanity can be interpreted in many ways. But the gist is still compelling. Let’s digest what he thinks from his one and only book Tractatus-L...
Friedrich Nietzsche – yet another revolutionary philosopher. He is best known for his book, Human, All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits. Amongst other philosophers who write unpalatable and obscure ideologies, Nietzche is witty, eloquent, and brutally honest. And even poetic. He is a philosopher who scrutinizes human nature, while offering concre...
You really didn’t think we’d skip Plato in this list, did you? After all, there’s his Theory of Human Nature. Plato believed in souls. He believed that humans have both immaterial mind (soul) andmaterial body. That our souls exist before birth and after death. And it is composed of 1. reason; 2. appetite (physical urges); and will(emotion, passion,...
Immanuel Kant is widely regarded as one of the most influential western philosophers of all time. His ideologies were about religion, politics, and eternal peace. But most importantly, he was a philosopher of human autonomy. Kant believed that as humans, we are determined and capable of knowledge, and the ability to act on it, without depending on ...
Like Plato, Thomas Aquinas was a dualist, who believed that human beings have both a body and a soul. But unlike Kant who believed it is our intellect that gives us meaning, Aquinas believed the reverse. For him, we absorb knowledge through our sense, and the intellect processes it later, and more gradually, through our human experiences. Aquinas b...
You don’t need to be a philosopherto come to your own conclusions. For you, what does it mean to be human? Is it compassion, empathy, logic, our consciousness? In this world of technology, social media, and advanced scientific discoveries, it’s important to keep asking this crucial question. Don’t let all the noise distracting you from reflection –...
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Humans (Homo sapiens) or modern humans are the most common and widespread species of primate, and the last surviving species of the genus Homo. They are great apes characterized by their hairlessness, bipedalism, and high intelligence.
Dec 10, 2021 · What It Means to Be a Human Person. It is time we get clear about the ontology of personhood. Posted December 10, 2021 | Reviewed by Ekua Hagan. Key points. Christian Smith's excellent book,...
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