“La simple proclamation de l'égalité naturelle entre tous les hommes et de la fraternité qui doit les unir, sans distinction de races ou de cultures, a quelque chose de décevant pour l'esprit, parce qu'elle néglige une diversité de fait, qui s'oppose à l'observation…”
, 1952
Thèmes
hommes , chose , homme , fait , esprit , culture , opposition , observateur , distinction , entrée , observation , parc , race , fraternité , diversité , égalité , proclamation , simple
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anthropologue et ethnologue français 1908–2009Citations similaires
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