Subhuman

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The term subhuman can refer to several concepts:

  • Infrahuman, an inferior human being, and an etymologically incorrect conjunction of "infra-," a Latin word meaning "below" and human, an English word.
  • Humanoid, any being whose body structure resembles that of a human
  • Last Man, the antithesis to the Übermensch in Nietzschean philosophy
  • Slave, a person who is under the control of another
  • Subhumans, a UK punk rock band
  • The Subhumans, a Canadian punk rock band
  • Untermensch, a term from early eugenics and Nazi racial ideology for an inferior human being
  • "Subhuman," a song by rock band Blue Öyster Cult
  • Subhuman, a 2005 thriller.
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