Nagel Says, "Since Justifications Must Come to an End Somewhere

question 75

True/False

Nagel says, "Since justifications must come to an end somewhere, nothing is gained by denying that they end where they appear to, within life, or by trying to subsume the multiple, often trivial ordinary justifications of action under a single, controlling life scheme."

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Definitions:

Self-Esteem

An individual's overall subjective emotional evaluation of their own worth.

Concrete

Refers to the stage of cognitive development in which children gain the ability to think logically about physical objects and events in their immediate environment.

Abstract

Referring to concepts or ideas that are not concrete or tangible, but rather, intangible and thought-based.

Evaluation

The systematic process of determining the merit, value, and significance of something, typically for the purposes of decision-making or understanding.