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emphasized in such a bureaucratic, "logical" solution to the problem of overpopulation.

In "Of Cannibals," Montaigne, not writing satirically one fears, analyzes life and death in a society of cannibals and concludes that these human-eating fellows are not evil entities with no sense of their own or others' humanity, but instead are people who should be seen as examples of the purest form of society. Montaigne compares his own society with that of the cannibals, and finds his own wanting in tha

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