The Argument from Autonomy Objects to Hedonism on the Grounds

question 14

Multiple Choice

The Argument from Autonomy objects to hedonism on the grounds that

• A) autonomy is intrinsically valuable, even though it cannot make us happy.
• B) autonomy can contribute to a good life even when it fails to make us happy.
• C) happiness is only valuable as insofar as it contributes to autonomy.
• D) autonomy is the only thing that is intrinsically valuable.

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Definitions:

Long-Distance Relationships

Romantic or platonic relationships where the parties involved are geographically separated, requiring alternative methods of maintaining communication and intimacy.

Mundane Time

The everyday experience of time, marked by routine activities and ordinary moments, as opposed to extraordinary or significant events.

Premarital Relationships

Relationships between individuals who are engaged in a romantic connection but are not yet married.

Level Of Satisfaction

The degree to which one's expectations, desires, and needs are fulfilled or surpassed.