According to Harry Frankfurt’s hierarchical account of free will, what is need in order for an action to be free (over and above the classical conditional account)?

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Dizzy Bryan High · Answer 1 · 2021-09-11T04:47:51+0000

Answer:Alternatives

Explanation:According to him if a person has alternatives before acting,then the action is from free will..as long as there is no compulsion, or external agent imposing a decision on someone, then there is free will

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