Multiple Choice
In Descartes's view, animals were nothing more than
A) creations of God to be used to satisfy humankind's needs and pleasures.
B) creatures controlled by animism.
C) mechanical devices.
D) dualistic entities that serve few, if any, useful functions.
E) creatures determined by spirits.
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