(1) What is the importance for the individual human person of having a particular place in the "Great Chain of Being," that is, in the immense natural world, from atoms to galaxies?
(2) In what way does Pico de la Mirandola's understanding of human nature differ from the duality we saw in Gilgamesh between man as animal (Enkidu) and man as God (Gilgamesh)?
(3) In what way do human persons differ from the rest of nature in Pico de la Mirandola? Is Pico's a legitimate way to define the relationship in today's science-governed understanding?