According to Frankfurt, artistic creation might not lose its importance in the absence of belief in the afterlife because
A) Artists are generally unconcerned with whether their work is admired or appreciated by others.
B) Producing works of art will remain personally satisfying to the artist.
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor

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Frankfurt suggests that the personal satisfaction derived from the act of creation itself can sustain an artist's motivation and sense of importance in their work, regardless of beliefs about the afterlife or external validation.

According to Frankfurt, Artistic Creation Might Not Lose Its Importance