It Can Be Argued That We Recognize Thoughts Only Because

question 7

Multiple Choice

It can be argued that we recognize thoughts only because

• A) we have words and concepts that allow us to.
• B) those thoughts arise from a core,essential self.
• C) we exist as individuals prior to our social context.
• D) there is no self.

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Definitions:

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