animality

Humanity is (as Comte thought) a higher degree of animality.

Add intellectuality to animality, and you merely get an intellectual animal.

Should we not far rather imagine that in these masses there is a mixture of animality?

Animality is every where, filling every thing and peopling every thing.

"Animality" is the starting-point; "humanity," its opposite, is the goal of development.

The idea originated in a comparison between Humanity and Animality.

All my days had been passed in comparative ignorance of the animality of man.

I could not—I would not if I could—give you any idea of its animality; yes, that is the very word!

Bakunin, therefore, distinguishes three elements in all life: animality; thought; and rising.

The animality of average humanity made for hope rather than for despair, when one remembered from what it had developed.