When Kierkegaard Thinks of the Public as a Person, He

question 75

Multiple Choice

When Kierkegaard thinks of the public as a person, he thinks of __________.

• A) An ambitious newspaper reporter
• B) A busy, energetic soldier
• C) A religiously minded philosopher
• D) A lazy, bored Roman emperor

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