marknsol

A large lump of hand and ice A large lump of hand and ice The self with five senses The self with five senses A large lump of hand and ice unrealistic hand unrealistic hand The self with five senses There is no such term as "primary human" in philosophy or sociology, but there is the concept of the one-dimensional man . This term was defined by Herbert Marcuse , who criticized the reification and simplicity of human beings. Although humans, as rational beings, should engage in multidimensional and complex thinking and actions, they instead behave in an extremely simple, mechanical, passive, and deterministic manner—almost like unicellular organisms. Marcuse sharply pointed out this phenomenon as a form of human alienation. The issue of human alienation has been discussed and demonstrated by many philosophers and scholars, including Karl Marx. However, it is rare to find such a frank and precise definition of human nature. Most people may feel uncomfortable with this idea, but...