Most Philosophers Accept a Pluralistic Account of Meaning in Life

question 38

Multiple Choice

Most philosophers accept a pluralistic account of meaning in life, which claims that

• A) what makes for a meaningful life is entirely subjective.
• B) there are many things that make for a meaningful life.
• C) what makes for a meaningful life is not entirely subjective.
• D) a happy life is distinct from a meaningful one.

---

Definitions:

Arguments

In programming, arguments are values that are passed to functions, procedures, or commands to be processed.

Rectangle

In geometry, a rectangle is a four-sided shape where every angle is a right angle and opposite sides are parallel and equal in length.

Arguments

The values or parameters that are passed to functions, procedures, or commands in programming and scripts.

Action

In computing, an operation initiated by a user or program, which causes a reaction by the system or software.