The Recurring Themes, Originally Derived from the Ancient Greeks, Survived

question 1

Multiple Choice

The recurring themes, originally derived from the ancient Greeks, survived the Renaissance:

• A) unchanged.
• B) radically modified by abandoning religion.
• C) largely changed for the intellectuals, but unchanged for most people in their daily lives.
• D) with the province of psychology still defined as the study of the soul or mind.
• E) by rejecting the notion of the mind or soul.

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