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The Notion That Our True Self-Identity Is a Universal Self-Identity,called

Question 65

Question 65

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The notion that our true self-identity is a universal self-identity,called "Spirit," is a conclusion arrived at by


A) Dewey.
B) Hume.
C) Sartre.
D) Hegel.

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