The Aeneas Argument: Personality and Immortality in Kant's Third Paralogism
Kant Yearbook 2:95-122 (2010)
| Abstract | In this paper, I challenge the assumption that Kant’s Third Paralogism has to do, first and foremost, with the question of personal identity. | |||||||||
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