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| so:text | Hume describes as a “fancied monster” a man who has “no manner of concern to his fellow-creatures but to regard the happiness and misery of all sensible beings with greater indifference than even two contiguous shades of the same color” . To limit one's concern to those sensible beings who are of one's own species is to be part-monster, but such monsters, alas, are not merely fancied ones. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Annette_Baier |
| so:description | Knowing Our Place in the Animal World (en) |
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