Personal identity
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Personal identity
（The international research library of philosophy, 3 . Metaphysics and epistemology）
Dartmouth, c1993
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Collected essays from English-language journals
Includes index
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Description
This philosophical work, which explores the concept of personal identity, includes coverage of the future, the past, the importance of self-identity, brain bisection and the unity of consciousness, the stream of consciousness, rationality, the fear of death, memory and more.
Table of Contents
- The self and the future, B.A.O. Williams
- persons and their pasts, S. Shoemaker
- personal identity, D. Parfit
- on the importance of self identity, D. Parfit
- brain bisection and the unity of consciousness, T. Nagel
- can the self divide?, J. Perry
- personal identity, R.G. Swinburne
- imagination, possibility and personal identity, J.A. Brook
- Locke, Butler and the stream of consciousness - men as a natural kind, D. Wiggins
- personal identity and rationality, D. Parfit
- the closest continuer theory of identity, H.W. Noonan
- personal identity revisited, R.C. Coburn
- critical notice - Parfit reasons and persons, S. Shoemaker
- self interest and interest in selves, S. Wolf
- comments - sections on consequentialist rationality, egoism and the fear of death, personal identity and injustice plus appendix A, appendix B, D. Parfit
- friends and future selves, J. Whiting
- memory, connecting and what matters in survival, R. Martin
- human beings, M. Johnston
- fission and the facts, M. Johnston
- branching self consciousness, C. Rovane
- surviving matters, E. Sosa
- personal identity and extrinsioness, B.J. Garrett, divided minds, E. Hirsch.
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