Titlebook: A Philosophy of Person and Identity; Where was I when I w Monica Meijsing Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-09524-5Brain, body and mind; Neuropathology; Personal identity; Philosophy of personhood; Phantom phenomena; Pro

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Convergence Concepts and Limit Theorems,This chapter opens with an operation I had some time ago, under full anaesthetic. I was out of it, for the time being. This story sets the stage for the philosophical questions this book deals with: Where was I when I had no experiences? Was I really not there? What are we, exactly? When do we still exist and when no longer?

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Conditional Intensities and Likelihoods,The previous chapter showed that the Lockean memory-criterion for identity is inadequate. However, another aspect of Locke’s notions of personhood and identity, is the distinction between (identity of) . and .. This chapter investigates further which of the two we are, most fundamentally.

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Probability and Its Applicationssciousness. It seems strange that a concept so intimately linked to our self-understanding, did not exist prior to the seventeenth century. In this chapter I will look further into these new concepts, and into the question how Descartes himself, but also later philosophers, dealt with the new concep

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