Author: Osmer, William
Synopsis:
In "A Dissertation on Horses," Osmer, William challenges long-held beliefs about the innate qualities and excellence of horses. Through a combination of factual evidence and philosophical principles, he argues that the true greatness of these majestic animals lies not in their bloodline but in their mechanical abilities. As the plot unfolds, readers are taken on a thought-provoking journey that questions the very essence of what makes a horse exceptional.
Genres: Non-fiction, Philosophy, Animal Studies
Themes: Nature vs. Nurture, Perception of Excellence, Mechanistic Interpretation
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