On Being Human(e)

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Exploring the complexities of human nature, the book delves into our ontological and ethical dimensions. It posits that while our essence is fundamentally good and dignified, our moral actions reveal a troubling ambivalence, allowing for both virtuous and malevolent behaviors. This duality raises profound questions about identity and morality, prompting readers to reflect on the inherent contradictions within human existence.