Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person

First Argument

Frankfurt believed that other characteristics of human beings besides being a specific species who have a genetic code determines them a person.

He believed that differentiating cause among persons is a complex system of desires and wills.

According to Frankfurt, person is defined by complex psychological differences.

Frankfurt defined differentiating principles as 'wills' that we called first and second order desires.

Frankfurt has made a distinction between 'desire' and a 'will'.

I personally believe there is no distinction between 'desire' and a 'will' as desire is nothing but a short term will in ...