For the ancient philosopher, _____________, self-identity was essentially bodily identity, without any particular reference to self-consciousness..
A) Aristotle
B) Thales
C) Plato
D) Socrates

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Aristotle believed in the concept of hylomorphism, which means the form or shape of something is inseparable from the matter it is made of. In the case of human beings, he argued that a person's identity is tied to their body and physical characteristics, rather than their self-consciousness or soul.

For the Ancient Philosopher, _____________, Self-Identity Was Essentially Bodily Identity