lecture 2

Question 1

when the agent fully knows and fully intends the act.

Answer 1

perfect

Question 2

when there is some defect in the agents knowledge, intention, or both.

Answer 2

imperfect

Question 3

is present in a human act done, whether the agent likes or dislike doing it.

Answer 3

simple voluntariness

Question 4

is present in the agents with to do something other than that which he is actually doing, but doing with dislike.

Answer 4

conditional voluntariness

Question 5

is present in a human act willed in itself.

Answer 5

direct voluntariness

Question 6

is present in that human act which is the foreseen result of another act directly willed.

Answer 6

indirect voluntariness

Question 7

a human act that is directly is called __________

Answer 7

voluntary in self

Question 8

which is indirectly willed is called ____________

Answer 8

voluntary in causa

Question 9

is present in a human act willed here and now.

Answer 9

actual voluntariness

Question 10

is present in a human act done as a result of a formerly elicited actual intention even if that intention be here and now forgotten.

Answer 10

virtual voluntariness

Question 11

in present a human act done in agreement with, but not as a result of a formerly elicited and unrevoked actual intention.

Answer 11

habitual voluntariness

Question 12

in present in that human act which is an effect, foreseen or foreseeable of another act directly willed.

Answer 12

indirect voluntariness

Question 13

is as worthy of praise/blame, reward/punishment, two ethical questions on responsibility of the act raised.

Answer 13

indirect voluntariness

Question 14

mention all voluntariness

Answer 14

simple voluntariness, conditional voluntariness , direct voluntariness, indirect voluntariness, actual voluntariness, virtual voluntariness, habitual voluntariness, interpretation voluntariness and indirect voluntariness.