Humans Versus Humanity
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Humans Versus Humanity

by Tom Omidi Ph.D.

Philosophy Nonfiction
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In Humans Versus Humanity, Tom Omidi Ph.D. considers the relationship between individual humans and humanity as a collective idea. The book offers a reflective, concept-focused starting point for readers interested in human nature, shared identity, and the broader questions surrounding our place in society.

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Humans Versus Humanity examines the distinction suggested by its title: the relationship between humans as individuals and humanity as a collective concept.

Written by Tom Omidi Ph.D., the book invites reflection on human nature, shared identity, and the tensions that can arise between personal behavior and broader human values.

With its conceptual focus, this work may appeal to readers interested in philosophical and social questions about what it means to be human.

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