For Korsgaard, the Concept of "Center of Self" from George

question 8

Multiple Choice

For Korsgaard, the concept of "center of self" from George Eliot's Middlemarch refers to

• A) the list of passionate desires that constitutes a person's primary goals in life.
• B) any being capable of experiencing pleasure or pain.
• C) a being's existence and value as an independent being.
• D) a subconscious layer of the human psyche.

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