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One work of philosophy titled after this idea begins by discussing the difference between men and animals, saying that an elephant is no smarter than a dog, and has 27 sections in two parts, with an introduction that is also included in its author's collection, The Fiery Brook. Miguel de Unamuno wrote about the agony of this in a book translated by Anthony Kerrigan. Another work concerning it presents "Dialogues between a Conservative and an Innovator" and ends with an invocation to princes. John Locke wrote about the reasonableness of it and the above-mentioned work is that by Ludwig Feuerbach on the essence of it. FTP, Saint-Simon put forth a new type of this idea, a certain belief system that likes Jesus an awful lot.
One work of philosophy titled after this idea begins by discussing the difference between men and animals, saying that an elephant is no smarter than a dog, and has 27 sections in two parts, with an introduction that is also included in its author's collection, The Fiery Brook.
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