Many other societies have or do see humans as part of the general natural world. It is not inevitable that we must distinguish ourselves as the head of creation or a separate kind from all other animals.any think this is a unique fact of humans and what marks us out from other animals. It may be, but all the elements of human culture are themselves merely honed or elaborated versions of ancestral and shared traits or analogous traits with other species.
Men in Trees: Anne Heche, Abraham Benrubi, Emily Bergl, Seana Kofoed, Suleka Mathew, Derek Richardson, Cynthia Stevenson, Sarah Strange
Posted on. (Answer #1). And I watered it in fears,Night and morning with my tears;And I sunned it with smiles,And with soft deceitful wiles. âThe Poison Treeâ by William Blake provides a clear lesson on how to handle anger both with a friend and enemy. The narration is first person point of view with a nameless speaker.