For Frankfurt, a "Wanton" Is . .

question 120

Multiple Choice

For Frankfurt, a "wanton" is . . .

• A) Someone who cannot form second-order volitions.
• B) Someone who never acts contrary to her second-order volitions.
• C) Someone whose evaluational system completely overlaps with her motivational system.
• D) Someone with higher-order desires about her first-order desires.

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