Personal Identity, Minimalism, and Madhyamaka

Roy W. Perrett

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Presents a contextual analysis of the book 'Reasons and Persons,' by Derek Parfit. Support of Parfit to the reductionist theory of persons and their identity; Responses to Parfit's claims about the normative implications of reductionism; Difference between Hindu non-reductionism and Buddhist reductionism.

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198611. Reasons and Persons 1986What Mary Didn't Know 1986is homo hierarchicus?2007The Constitution of Selves 1996Personal identity and the unity of agency: A Kantian response to Parfit 1987Is There a Problem About Persistence?1997The nature of consciousness : philosophical debates 1978Person and Object.

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