Man in the modern world

Since the dawn of history, man has been in urgent need of a system of values ​​and ideals, which prompted him to re-examine more precisely his biological center, and the fact remains, as the gap between man and animal widens once again. After Darwin's theory, man could no longer avoid considering himself an animal, but he began to see himself as a very strange animal, and in many cases unparalleled. The analysis of human uniqueness from a biological standpoint is still incomplete. Man's opi...