(noun) homo erectus,
a Member Of An Extinct Species Of Human Being; Probably An Ancestor Of Modern Man
(noun) Homo erectus,
extinct Species Of Primitive Hominid With Upright Stature But Small Brain; "Homo Erectus Was Formerly Called Pithecanthropus Erectus"
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Review of Human Behavior Research
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Guilt and Its Limits
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Bertolt Brecht
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The Morality of Nietzsche
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John Rawls: Political Philosopher
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