Which Philosopher Asserted That the Human Capacity for Feeling, Sensibility

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which philosopher asserted that the human capacity for feeling, sensibility, and emotions came before reason?

• A) Isaac Newton
• B) Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• C) Voltaire
• D) John Locke

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