The Notion That We Find Our Self-Identity Within Universal Spirit

question 1

Multiple Choice

The notion that we find our self-identity within universal Spirit, as it struggles through human history to know itself as Spirit, is a conclusion arrived at by

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

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Definitions:

Direct

A manner of communication or action that is straightforward and succinct, without any unnecessary detail or elaboration.

Indirect

Communication or actions that are not straightforward or explicit, often involving implication or suggestion rather than direct expression.

Claim

An assertion, typically unsupported at first, that something is the case, often requiring evidence or argument to be substantiated.

Settlement

The resolution of a dispute or claim, often involving an agreement reached between parties outside of court.