Frankfurt argues against
A) Soft determinism.
B) The principle of alternative possibilities.
C) The principle of right action.
D) The existence of free will.

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Frankfurt argues against the principle of alternative possibilities, which suggests that a person is morally responsible for what they have done only if they could have done otherwise. He presents counterexamples to challenge this principle, suggesting that moral responsibility does not always depend on the ability to have acted differently.

Frankfurt Argues Against