When Philosophers Think About Society, They ​

question 19

Multiple Choice

When philosophers think about society, they ​

• A)are usually too afraid to think imaginatively.
• B)are, surprisingly, able to detach themselves entirely from the society they actually live in.
• C)are, not surprisingly, influenced by the society they actually live in.
• D)tend to think, almost exclusively, communistically.

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