Wolf says, "to devote one's life entirely to activities whose value is merely ___________, to devote oneself to activities whose sole justification is that it is good for you, is, in a sense I shall try to explain, practically solipsistic."
A) subjective
B) expressive
C) transcendent
D) devotional

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct answer is "subjective" because the context implies that the value of the activities is based on personal opinions or feelings rather than objective truth, which aligns with the definition of subjective. Activities whose value is merely subjective and justified only by personal benefit reflect a solipsistic viewpoint, focusing solely on the self.

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