In General, the Counter-Enlightenment Thinkers Believed That

In general, the Counter-Enlightenment thinkers believed that

A) human beings are defined by their differences, not by their common or universal features.
B) people are fundamentally rational and willing to cooperate with others.
C) women are every bit as rational and ambitious as men.
D) people are basically alike despite their superficial differences of race, language, and nationality.
E) most people are selfish and self-interested because society encourages those traits.