To be subjective, for Kierkegaard, is to become a subject
A) of thought
B) in truth
C) in name only
D) by association

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Kierkegaard emphasizes the importance of individual subjective experience and truth in becoming a true subject. He argues that to be subjective is to relate to the world and to truth in a deeply personal and committed way, rather than merely objectively or abstractly.

To Be Subjective, for Kierkegaard, Is to Become a Subject