Misanthropy
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| '''Misanthropy''' is a [[hatred]] or [[distrust]] of the [[human race]], or a disposition to [[dislike]] and [[mistrust]] [[other people]]. The word comes from the [[Greek language|Greek]] words μίσος ("hatred") and άνθρωπος ("man, human being"). A misanthrope or misanthropist is a person who hates or distrusts humanity as a general rule. | '''Misanthropy''' is a [[hatred]] or [[distrust]] of the [[human race]], or a disposition to [[dislike]] and [[mistrust]] [[other people]]. The word comes from the [[Greek language|Greek]] words μίσος ("hatred") and άνθρωπος ("man, human being"). A misanthrope or misanthropist is a person who hates or distrusts humanity as a general rule. | ||
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Misanthropy is a hatred or distrust of the human race, or a disposition to dislike and mistrust other people. The word comes from the Greek words μίσος ("hatred") and άνθρωπος ("man, human being"). A misanthrope or misanthropist is a person who hates or distrusts humanity as a general rule.
Misanthropy does not necessarily imply an inhumane, antisocial, or sociopathic attitude towards humanity.
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