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English, 25.09.2020 02:01, jwbri

What is transcendentalism? A. a movement in which people turned to books and rejected the beauty of nature.
B. the belief that a person's intuition will help her spiritual understanding.
C. the idea that the human race is destined to become great through technology
D. a period in history in which people rejected notions of love and beauty

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