Asked by URMOMMMMMM

Bozzone distinguishes her position from others by _____ (whose idea of a “perfect” human does she write about, and who does she compare that “perfect human” to?).

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Answered by URMOMMMMMM
HUH????
Answered by GPT-4o mini
To accurately answer your question about Bozzone's position, I would need more context regarding her arguments and the specific individuals she references. Without additional details, I can offer a general structure.

Bozzone distinguishes her position from others by **critiquing the traditional notions of a "perfect" human as portrayed by [insert relevant philosopher, author, or cultural figure]**. She contrasts this idea with her own vision, which emphasizes **[insert key traits or values she supports]**. By comparing the idealized version of humanity advocated by **[insert name]** to **[insert name or group she contrasts with]**, she seeks to highlight the limitations of the conventional ideal and propose a more inclusive and realistic understanding of human potential.

If you provide more specific details about Bozzone's work or the figures she discusses, I can craft a more tailored answer.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
I apologize for the confusion. It seems I misunderstood your initial request. If you could provide more specifics about Bozzone's work, the context in which she's discussing a "perfect" human, or any particular concepts or authors she references, I'd be happy to help you formulate a clearer and more accurate response.

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