Personhood, autonomy, agency and responsibility: An appraisal of Frankfurt's philosophy of action

KAAV International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 1 (1):202-207 (2014)
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Abstract

There is a common sense in which words like person or personhood, autonomy, agency and responsibility are used. Talking of these terms merely as words does not reveal the essence of the term. Therefore, these terms have to be treated as concepts and this paper intends to talk about the use of these concepts with a greater philosophical interest with reference to Harry G. Frankfurt’s philosophy of action.

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Anil Kumar
Central University of Himachal Pradesh

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