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The Carnivorous Herbivore
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 119–133 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: A Living Oxymoron: Homo, the Meat‐Eating Herbivore Food Safety, Weapons, and the Birth of Ethics Thinking and Acting with Spears Ride 'em Cowboy? Notes.
eating nature naturally carnivorous herbivores ‐ hunting and culture in human evolution human characteristics, hunting since the earliest stages in human evolution only mammals, skillfully mimicking sounds ‐ biological prerequisite of spoken language and music human beings, developing supreme self‐discipline ‐ bordering on the pathological a living oxymoron ‐ homo, the meat‐eating herbivore food safety, weapons and birth of ethics hominids, achieving results ‐ hunting providing sustenance hunting weapons, illustrating how potentially ‐ deadly artifacts generate “morality” human evolution, owing much to hunting ‐ relationship being complex
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