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From what I've gathered from Hubert Drefus lecturs, Sartre did not overcome Catersian dualism, so it seems the statement B is only half correct.

This question is confusing me, particularly after having chosen the wrong answer (according to the website). How is it that D (which is the correct answer apparently) is a "false" statement about Kierkegaardian relationship to Hegelian philosophy. The only false statement as far as I can tell, is "Kierkegaard states, as Hegel did, that the process of living well can be organized in an objective and rational way." Or am I getting something wrong?

Universality would only prove innateness if there is no other way such ideas could be acquired.376.7

Substances are knowable in terms of their forms (particularly in terms of their essential forms).377.9

The Jews changed the definition of poor and servitude to that of goodness and righteousness to assert their own version of power over their masters.

An object followed by another, and whose appearance always conveys the thought to that other412.4

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On the other hand, as expressed by the second part, having a morality must at least imply the acknowledgment of principles as impartially applying to ones own conduct as well as to anothers, and moreover principles which may constitute a constraint, or limitation, upon the pursuit of ones own interests.

When any number of persons engage in a practice, or conduct a joint undertaking according to rules, and thus restrict their liberty, those who have submitted to these restrictions when required have the right to a similar acquiescence on the part of those who have benefited by their submission. b)now if the participants in a practice accept its rules as fair, and so have no complaint to lodge against it, there arises a prima facie duty (and a corresponding prima facie right) of the parties to each other to act in accordance with the practice when it falls upon them to comply.

Because, as Kant would say, there are no such things as things-in-themselves; a noumenal world does not exist and therefore the question remains unanswered.540.3 [But in]

The case of the inquiring murderer

They have great sympathy for minority students