Parfit Holds That the "Problem Cases" for Personal Identity

question 63

Multiple Choice

Parfit holds that the "problem cases" for personal identity . . .

• A) Aren't realistic, so shouldn't inform our theories of personal identity
• B) Require us to find a definite conception of personal identity
• C) Push our conception of personal identity to its limits
• D) Don't actually present a problem

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Definitions:

Tort

A civil wrong that causes someone else to suffer loss or harm, resulting in legal liability for the person who commits the tortious act.

Vicarious Liability

A legal principle that holds one party liable for the actions of another, based on the relationship between the two parties.

Occupiers' Liability Act

Legislation governing the responsibility of property owners or occupiers to ensure the safety of individuals on their premises.

Negligence

A lack of the care expected from a person of average caution facing similar circumstances.