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www.theguardian.com/books/2011/jan/22/montaigne-macaques-saul-frampton
“There is nothing so unsociable and so sociable as man: the one by his vice, the other by his nature” ~ Montaigne
“There is nothing so unsociable and so sociable as man: the one by his vice, the other by his nature” ~ Montaigne
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web2.qatar.cmu.edu/~breilly2/odyssey/Montaigne.pdf summoned Saint Paul and wrote, “each man calls barbarians whatever is not his own practice.” Beyond such sheer relativism, a politics and ethics was needed that did not descend so easily into rank prejudice. In search of that framework, early modern thinkers turned to two related principles: radical egalitarianism and toleration. ` Page 32
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