Existentialists Would Say That Prisoners of War Have a Choice

question 12

Multiple Choice

Existentialists would say that prisoners of war have a choice or choices in captivity because

• A) they could have chosen not to go to war.
• B) they are given certain rights under the rules of war.
• C) they have the capacity to choose their attitudes and behaviors.
• D) choosing is about believing.
• E) Existentialists would say that prisoners of war do not have freedom of choice.

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