Sentences with phrase «biological nature of men»

Thus the universal value of food is based upon the common biological nature of men.

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Is the absolute demand that the physician should defend the life of every man as far as at all possible either the artificial and morally unreflected exaggeration of the biological zest for life which rational man opposes to the true «objectivity» of nature's action in life and death, or is such absoluteness a genuine ethical demand?

The idea was that, just as all bodies are governed by the law of gravitation and organisms by biological laws, so the creature called man also had his law - with this great difference, that a body could not choose whether it obeyed the law of gravitation or not, but a man could choose either to obey the Law of Human Nature or to disobey it.

Work looks beyond immediate consumption It is man's effort at permanence and durability in a sense, an attempt at immortality — something beyond the limits of the biological process and the rhythms of nature.

For Man, by the act of «noospherically» concentrating himself upon himself, not only becomes reflectively aware of the ontological current on which he is borne, but also gains control of certain of the springs of energy which dictate this advance: above all, collective springs, in so far as he consciously realizes the value, biological efficiency and creative nature of social organization; but also individual springs m as much as, through the collective work of science, he feels himself to be on the verge of acquiring the power of physicochemical control of the operations of heredity and morphogenesis in the depths of his own being.

In passing we understand, «Man is not a cuckoo in the nest of nature» and there was «no biological environment for man&raquMan is not a cuckoo in the nest of nature» and there was «no biological environment for man&raquman».

Nature knows of security in terms of biological fulfilment and parental care and protection, but only man is anxious about his status in the universe.

The phrase is a fine combination of old - fashioned sexism and convenient biology - speak which, by reducing human individuals to a biological organism, «man», sweeps away social complexities and confines debate to the simplicities of what we often call «nature».