Question

question 11
1 pts
if one has free will, then frankfurt would say
determinism must be false
one must be able to do as one wants
one enjoys alternative possibilities in her choices
one has the will one wants to have

question 12
1 pts
without free will, one can still be morally responsible for ones choices according to frankfurt.
true
false

Explanation:

Harry Frankfurt's theory of free will focuses on second - order desires (desires about desires). He posits that having free will means having the will one wants to have. For the second question, Frankfurt argues that moral responsibility does not depend on the ability to do otherwise (free will in the traditional sense of alternative possibilities). One can be morally responsible if one identifies with one's will (even if there were no alternative possibilities).

Answer:

Question 11: one has the will one wants to have
Question 12: True