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Anthropical   Listen
adjective
Anthropical, Anthropic  adj.  (Zool.)
1.
Like or related to man; human. (R.)
2.
Relating to the period of mankind's existence





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"Anthropical" Quotes from Famous Books



... to be observed that history is (not only different in scope but) not co-extensive with anthropology in time. For it deals only with the development of man in societies, whereas anthropology includes in its definition the proto-anthropic period when anthropos was still non-social, whether he lived in herds like the chimpanzee, or alone like the male ourang-outang. (It has been well shown by Majewski that congregations—herds, flocks, packs, &c.—of animals are not societies; the characteristic of a society is ...
— Evolution in Modern Thought • Ernst Haeckel


Words linked to "Anthropical" :   human being, anthropic


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