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    Kant Agreed with Hume: Identity Was Not Found in Self-Consciousness
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Kant Agreed with Hume: Identity Was Not Found in Self-Consciousness

Question 26

Question 26

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Kant agreed with Hume: Identity was not found in self-consciousness. The enduring self was not an object of __________.


A) experience
B) thought
C) transcendental identity
D) apperception

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