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Who Argued That the Mind May Observe All Phenomena but Its

Question 63

Question 63

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Who argued that the mind may observe all phenomena but its own?​


A) ​Mill
B) Comte
C) ​Hume
D) Titchener
E) Ebbinghaus

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