HES: Re: Is Trade Unique to Humans?
Sam Bostaph
shbostaph at yahoo.com
Wed Aug 8 09:00:51 EDT 2007
I think this whole discussion would benefit with a complete absence of "anthropomorphizing." In THE DIFFERENCE OF MAN AND THE DIFFERENCE IT MAKES, Mortimer Adler pointed out quite a few decades ago that the human capacity for conceptual thought is not shared with other animals and is the distinctive mark of a human being. All of the outer manifestations of animal behavior do not constitute a basis for using words that designate human acts for other animal acts.
Sam Bostaph
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