For Shepherd, every thought, notion, idea, feeling, and perception, which distinguishes a sentient nature from unconscious existence, may be considered generally as ...

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The passage states that "every thought, notion, idea, feeling, and perception" can be considered "generally as sensation." Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Option A ("reflection") and option B ("relative") are not mentioned in the passage as possible choices, and option D ("matter") is not a suitable choice since it is not a term used to describe thoughts or perceptions.

For Shepherd, Every Thought, Notion, Idea, Feeling, and Perception, Which