Titlebook: Objects and Identity; An Examination of th Harold W. Noonan Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1980 John Locke.Plato.idea.logic

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Restricted and Unrestricted Quantification,xpressions as “some river” (or “for some river x”) and “every river” (or “for every river x”), is not reducible to unrestricted generality, as expressed by the use of “something” (or “for some x”) and “everything” (or “for every x”).

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Can One Thing Become Two?,personal identity offered in the philosophical literature: the “mentalistic” kind of account (in terms principally of memory or some variant on memory) associated with Locke and in our time Sydney Shoemaker, and the “bodily continuity” kind of account associated with Bernard Williams.

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Quine on Synchronic Identity,Though, if we take Wiggins at his word, he has no apparent reason to deny the claims that “same man” and “same cat” express relative equivalence relations, as argued in the last chapter, these claims can nevertheless be resisted quite easily if one adopts Quine’s view of continuants.

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