Mention699959
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| so:text | Man is a rational animal, and if human affairs are hard to regulate, his twofold nature is usually the cause. Reason is something ultimate; it would be the same in another planet, or in another universe, as it is here. Animal nature is something contingent; it might have been different. Our life is a compromise, a blend between the animal and the rational. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Ralph_George_Hawtrey |
| so:description | The Economic Problem (1925) (en) |
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