In Habermas’s account, where did the public sphere, as an arena for public debate, first develop?

Correct answer B. Salons

Explanation

Jürgen Habermas traced the public sphere to the salons and coffee houses of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe, where people debated public affairs as equals.

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