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Renovation of Phiolosphy

Renovation of Phiolosphy

Leman, S. N.

Paperback

Philosophy

ISBN13: 9798357081995
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 9 2022
Pages: 258
Weight: 0.57
Height: 0.54 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Man is different from inferior animals because man preserves his past experience. The events of the past can be reproduced in memory, and the events encountered in the present are surrounded by many thoughts of similar events to the past. In the case of animals, all experiences come and go, and each new action or feeling is isolated. Man alone has a world in which all events are filled with many repercussions, many recollections of past events, and in which everything provokes the recollection of other things. It is because human beings are different from the wild beasts, they not only live in a world of things, but also in a world of symbols and symbols. A stone is not only something that people feel hard to hit, but also a monument to his ancestors. A fire is not only something that burns and warms, but also a symbol of the long life of the family, a symbol of the eternal source of joy, nourishment and shelter to which the wanderer returns from a long absence. When a man comes into contact with the fiery fire, he is bound to be wounded, but in the hearth he does not shy away, but worships it and fights for it. All these things that show the difference between human nature and animal nature, and the difference between culture and pure physical nature, are due to human beings. Has a memory, preserves and records his experience.

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