The "Double-Consciousness" Referred to by Du Bois Is

question 50

Multiple Choice

The "double-consciousness" referred to by Du Bois is:

• A) intended only as a metaphor.
• B) simultaneously seeing oneself both as an individual and as a member of one's race.
• C) experienced only by the educated elite.
• D) an idea founded upon Stoic philosophy.
• E) an idea founded upon the views of the British Empiricists.

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