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Mind Map by Aziz Hanna, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Aziz Hanna
about 6 years ago
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Walden Chapter 11: Higher Laws
- Thoreau once had the urge to kill and eat
an animal when it crossed his path.
- He found a spiritual and a savage life in himself.
- He believes that eating animal is
unclean and does not really feed the
soul spirtually.
- Makes people less human and more cruel.
- Makes people less human and more cruel.
- He found a spiritual and a savage life in himself.
- The food a man eats is not what destroys
him, it is how much he consumes of it.
- He believes that the savage part of a man overcomes
the spiritual part of him.
- Work makes virtue while
laziness makes ignorance.
- Work makes virtue while
laziness makes ignorance.
- He believes that the savage part of a man overcomes
the spiritual part of him.
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