Animal

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• The Brick That Was Alive Animal 3a We're taught the body is built from cells like a wall from bricks. But the brick turns out to be alive, and that quietly breaks the whole picture.

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Subtopics elsewhere in the Syntopicon whose argument reaches into Animal. The lit ones have an essay you can read now.

• Cause 2 The causes of animal movement
• Change 10b Sexual attraction, mating, and reproduction
• Definition 2a Theories of classification
• Definition 2b Theories of classification
• Definition 2c Theories of classification
• Definition 2d Theories of classification
• Definition 2e Theories of classification
• Desire 2c The causes of animal movement
• Emotion 1c Instinct
• Evolution 1 Theories of classification
• Evolution 1b Theories of classification
• Evolution 2a Heredity
• Evolution 2b Heredity
• Evolution 2b(1) Heredity
• Evolution 2b(2) Heredity
• Evolution 2b(3) Breeding
• Evolution 2b(3) Heredity
• Evolution 2b(4) Heredity
• Evolution 2c(2) Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Evolution 2d(1) Breeding
• Evolution 2d(3) Heredity
• Evolution 3a Alternative theories of the origin and development of living organisms
• Evolution 3c Alternative theories of the origin and development of living organisms
• Evolution 4c Breeding
• Evolution 6a Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Evolution 6b Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Family 6b Breeding
• Family 6b Heredity
• Family 7a Sexual attraction, mating, and reproduction
• Life and Death 2 Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things read: The Compass Had a Soul →
• Life and Death 3 The grades of life and the kinds of soul
• Life and Death 3a Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Life and Death 3b The grades of life and the kinds of soul
• Love 2a(1) Sexual attraction, mating, and reproduction
• Love 2d Sexual attraction, mating, and reproduction read: Héloïse Was Right →
• Man 1a Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Man 1b Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Man 1c Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Memory and Imagination 1 The comparison of men and animals, or of different species of animals, with respect to sensitivity, memory, imagination, and intelligence
• Mind 3a The comparison of men and animals, or of different species of animals, with respect to sensitivity, memory, imagination, and intelligence
• Mind 3b The comparison of men and animals, or of different species of animals, with respect to sensitivity, memory, imagination, and intelligence
• Nature 3b Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Reasoning 1a The comparison of men and animals, or of different species of animals, with respect to sensitivity, memory, imagination, and intelligence
• Sense 2a Continuity or discontinuity in the relation of plants, animals, and men, as well as between living and nonliving things
• Sense 2b The comparison of men and animals, or of different species of animals, with respect to sensitivity, memory, imagination, and intelligence
• Sense 2c The comparison of men and animals, or of different species of animals, with respect to sensitivity, memory, imagination, and intelligence
• Soul 2c The grades of life and the kinds of soul
• Soul 2c(1) The grades of life and the kinds of soul
• Soul 2c(2) The grades of life and the kinds of soul
• Soul 2c(3) The grades of life and the kinds of soul
• State 1a The comparison of human and animal societies
• Will 3a(1) The causes of animal movement
• Will 6c The causes of animal movement