animality

She was not frightened, but appalled, rather, at the human animality of it.

Is our humanity in any way different from our animality?

"It was born from a comparison between humanity and animality.

This cognitive response is in itself irrational, because we cannot transcend the animality of our bodies.

All my days had been passed in comparative ignorance of the animality of man.

And how has animality become a dirty thing?

But never again, seemingly, was it to be routed and crushed into mere animality.

"I have often wondered if that unfortunate animality brought accompanying inconveniences."

Men do revert to animality when denied the gentler voice of women."

When scientific evolution was announced, some feared that it would encourage mere animality.

The rampant animality had been an irritant for a while, but now that was all subsumed.

There is a great sympathy between us at times, and it is not soiled by any animality.

Olfaction was for him a sign of animality.

She sees both the animality and the artifice.

What is it that distinguishes humanity from animality?

And that takes us back to the issue of continuity/discontinuity between animality and humanity.

What attracted me to her was her animality.

"You wanted to be subject to his animality, his power, his authority, totally."

Man seesaws in history between animality and divinity.

It is necessary that a Mercy is performed for an Animality to occur.

In him there is, in a sense, that of complexity and sophistication, a greater animality than theirs."

It made Ursula shudder slightly, the quick, sharp-sighted, intent animality of the man.

Additionally, the long rumored Animality, where the character transforms into an animal in order to kill their opponent, is featured for the first time.

In the process he reveals not so much his humanity as his animality; Bergman suggests that these are much the same thing.

"That's right," cried Enderby, head cracking, "bring it down to animality.