Is Personal Identity Something That Does Not Matter? An Inquiry into Derek Parfit and Alfred N. Whitehead

Process Studies 42 (1):87-109 (2013)
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The purpose of the present article is to disentangle both Parfit’s and Whitehead’s views on personal identity. Issues regarding what it means to be a singular individual, how a person can remain the same over time, and what makes an individual an original being with specific characteristics will be examined

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