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Vegetative life (n.) was shut out of ethics by Aristotle, who denied it any impulse — like fire, it consumes what you throw in but never reaches for more.
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Vegetative life (n.) was shut out of ethics by Aristotle, who denied it any impulse — like fire, it consumes what you throw in but never reaches for more.
Vegetative life (n.) passed from Aristotle's commentators into modern medicine, which therefore rests on a division of life that is metaphysical and political, not scientific.