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In Q1 i think D makes more sense than B. here is my reasoning:
D says that existentialism continued to be a trend which can also be inferred by the passage as it suggests that the definition was 'more inclusive' so it still includes existentialism part of it.
on the other hand B takes the issue of 'Human VS Non human' to be Human VS robots while the passage more likely refers it to be Human VS stigma (race, gender etc.)
this may seem insane but kindly help

The passage talks about the changes in the concept of "politics" in the latter half of the twentieth century, particularly after the 1960s rights movements. It mentions that politics shifted from being rooted in governmental policies to a deeper dichotomy involving humans and non-humans. The idea of a "human vs. non-human" dichotomy suggests a significant change in the way politics was perceived, possibly indicating a new era or theme in literature. Option (B), "The era of human vs. robot had begun," aligns with this shift, as it introduces a theme related to humans versus non-humans, which is in line with the passage's focus on a changing definition of politics.

Answer: B
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