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    __________ Believed That There Were No Set Standards for Self-Identity
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__________ Believed That There Were No Set Standards for Self-Identity

Question 28

Question 28

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__________ believed that there were no set standards for self-identity, either for individuals or for people in general.


A) Kant
B) Kierkegaard
C) Sartre
D) Hume

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