Explain the significance of the phoenix. what, according to granger, makes humans different from the phoenix?

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The phoenix dies and rises again because that is its nature. Humans do the same (destroy each other and rise again) even.
Granger describes the mythological phoenix which, every few hundred years, would burn itself up, and be reborn from its ashes.
The phoenix dies and rises again because that is its nature.
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Ifound this on google “aristotle (384–322 bc) in western scientific taxonomy the greek philosopher aristotle was the first to classify all living things, and some of his groups are still used today, like the vertebrates and invertebrates, which he called animals with blood and without blood.” i hope this you for what your looking for.