The image of man as "an onion," with hundreds of different layers (selves) and no core, was developed by

A) Dewey.
B) Sartre.
C) Hesse.
D) Hegel.

Onion

A bulbous plant with a strong flavor and aroma, used as a vegetable in cooking or as a base for many dishes.

Layers

Strata or levels within a structure or system, each having distinct characteristics or functions.

Core

The central, innermost, or most essential part of an object, concept, or system.