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Tag Archives: Locke
The Persistence of Identity
[This post supposes that you have seen “Memento” and therefore contains MASSIVE SPOILERS! Please don’t read this post until you’ve seen the film.] Philosophers sometimes seek to understand the persistence of personal identity by posing the question: “Under what circumstances … Continue reading
Philosophical theories of the ‘self’
The problem of persistence: I am not the same now as I always was, and I will not be the same in the future as I am now. I can accept this fact, and yet I want to be able … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Duality, Hume, identity, Locke, Mind-Body Problem, problem of persistence, self, Theory of Consciousness
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