#human condition

• Angelism — A moral-philosophical and literary current, doctrine, or attitude tending toward complete detachment from material, biological, and sensory reality, idealizing human nature to the point of attributing to it the perfection, purity, and spiritual attributes of an angel. In a critical or figurative sense, it represents a utopian tendency, a form of excessive idealism or rigid purism that willfully ignores the earthly impulses, imperfections, and carnal condition of the human being, risking a total break from reality.
• To angelize — To attribute angelic qualities to someone, to view or portray a person or an action in an idealized manner, devoid of earthly flaws and full of purity; to make someone become angelic or look like an angel. In a reflexive sense, it represents the process through which a human being attempts to detach from material or biological reality to achieve an ideal state of spiritual cleanliness and moral perfection.
• Animality — The condition or state of being an animal; the totality of anatomical, physiological, instinctual, and behavioral traits characteristic of the animal kingdom. In a philosophical and ethical sense, the term denotes the purely biological and impulsive nature of the human being, viewed as a primary component that coexists beneath reason, culture, or civilized social conventions, often manifesting through reactions dominated by the survival instinct.
• Anthropy — A theoretical concept designating the totality of qualities, manifestations, and characteristics specific to human nature or the state of being human. In some modern philosophical and systemic approaches, the term is used by analogy with entropy to describe the measure of organization, transformation, or degradation of social and cultural structures under the effect of humanity's collective action.