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Title On human persons / Klaus Petrus (eds.).

Publication Info. Frankfurt : Ontos, [2003]
©2003

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Description 1 online resource (214 pages).
Physical Medium monochrome
Description text file
Series Metaphysical research ; Bd. 1
Metaphysical research ; Bd. 1.
Note Essays.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Contents Warum wir Tiere sind / Eric T. Olson -- The difference that self-consciousness makes / Lynne Rudder Baker -- Some thoughts on animalism / Brian Garrett -- Some objections to animalism / Paul Snowdon -- Biology or psychology? : human persons and personal identity / Kevin J. Corcoran -- Persons and other trope complexes : reflections on ontology and normativity / Käthe Trettin -- Is my head a person? / Michael B. Burke -- Human persons : some conceptual remarks / Klaus Petrus -- Personal identity and the methodology of imaginary cases / Daniel Cohnitz -- Free agents as cause / Daniel von Wachter -- Identität und orientierung / Thomas Spitzley.
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Summary There is no question: We are all persons. But what exactly are persons? Are we immaterial souls or Cartesian Egos which only contingently have bodies? Or are persons nothing over and above their bodies? Are they essentially or most fundamentally animals, evolved beings of a certain sort? Or are we something other or more than animals, namely constituted beings with a certain capacity that distinguishes persons from everything else? What is necessary, and what is sufficient, for an entity to be classified or (re- )identified as a person? What's the value of an analysis of such (biological or psy.
Local Note eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America
Language Contributions in English and German.
Subject Persons.
Persons.
Individuality.
Individuality.
Philosophical anthropology.
Philosophical anthropology.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Author Petrus, Klaus, 1967-
Other Form: Print version: On human persons. Frankfurt : Ontos, ©2003 (OCoLC)54425196
ISBN 9783110324648 (electronic book)
3110324644 (electronic book)
9783110324396
3110324393
3937202315 (Frankfurt ; paperback)
9783937202310 (Frankfurt ; paperback)
1904632203 (London ; paperback)
9781904632207 (London ; paperback)