What is your interpretation of "The Story of My Experiments with Truth"?

A. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing specific examples.

B. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing general examples.

C. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing unclear examples.

D. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing indefinite examples

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Abraham Marquez

13 November, 00:01

What is your interpretation of "The Story of My Experiments with Truth"?

A. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing specific examples.

B. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing general examples.

C. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing unclear examples.

D. In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by referencing indefinite examples

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Angela Lindsey · Answer 1

In The Story of My Experiments With Truth, Gandhi supports his argument by quoting similar texts. He used many different sources and statements to support his argument and refered to different philosophers. So that's why the first option is correct.