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	<title>Comments on: How Special Are We?</title>
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		<title>By: Mark Stairwalt</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mark Stairwalt</dc:creator>
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		<description>I went looking for the Michael McClure quote below, and found a whole paragraph that introduces it pretty well: &quot;McClure&#039;s first book, &#039;Passage,&#039; was published in 1956. Like Gary Snyder he writes poetry infused with the awareness of nature, but McClure&#039;s special interest is in the animal consciousness that too often lies dormant in mankind. He has a consistent message: &#039;When a man does not admit that he is an animal, he is less than an animal. Not more but less.&#039;&quot; I read McClure when I was a little too young to really get what he was about, but that sentence did stick with me.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I went looking for the Michael McClure quote below, and found a whole paragraph that introduces it pretty well: &#8220;McClure&#8217;s first book, &#8216;Passage,&#8217; was published in 1956. Like Gary Snyder he writes poetry infused with the awareness of nature, but McClure&#8217;s special interest is in the animal consciousness that too often lies dormant in mankind. He has a consistent message: &#8216;When a man does not admit that he is an animal, he is less than an animal. Not more but less.&#8217;&#8221; I read McClure when I was a little too young to really get what he was about, but that sentence did stick with me.</p>
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