Self and identity / (Record no. 135570)

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Classification number 111.82 M55
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Personal name Merricks, Trenton,
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Title Self and identity /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Trenton Merricks.
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Edition statement First edition.
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Oxford, United Kingdom :
Name of producer, publisher, distributor, manufacturer Clarendon Press, an imprint of Oxford University Press,
Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2022.
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Extent viii, 184 pages ;
Dimensions 21 cm
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Formatted contents note Cover<br/>Self and Identity<br/>Copyright<br/>Dedication<br/>Contents<br/>Introduction<br/>1: What Matters in Survival<br/>I. Appropriate First-Personal Anticipation and Appropriate Future-Directed Self-Interested Concern<br/>II. My Answer to the What Question<br/>III. Consciousness and Survival<br/>IV. What Matters to You with Regard to the Future<br/>V. Conclusion<br/>2: On the Sufficiency of Personal Identity<br/>I. My Answer to the Why Question<br/>II. More on the Metaphysics of Persistence<br/>III. Not the Criterion of Personal Identity over Time<br/>IV. An Unanswered Question<br/>V. Conclusion 3: On the Necessity of Personal Identity<br/>I. An Argument for the Necessity of Personal Identity<br/>II. Parfit's Argument against the Necessity of Personal Identity<br/>III. Parfit's Argument, Stage Theory, and Perdurance<br/>IV. Parfit's Argument and Endurance<br/>V. Psychological Connectedness and Psychological Continuity<br/>VI. Conclusion<br/>4: The Same Self<br/>I. Three Selfers<br/>II. First-Personal Access to a Point of View<br/>III. The Same Self and Numerical Identity<br/>IV. Growing Up<br/>V. Other Transformations<br/>VI. Conclusion<br/>5: The Same Self-Narrative<br/>I. The Self-Narrative Account II. The Same Self-Narrative and the Same Self<br/>III. The Same Self-Narrative and Numerical Identity<br/>IV. Growing Up Redux<br/>V. Other Changes in Self-Narrative<br/>VI. Other Work for Self-Narrative and the Same Self<br/>VII. Conclusion<br/>6: Agential Continuity and Narrative Continuity<br/>I. The Agential Continuity Account<br/>II. The Narrative Continuity Account<br/>III. Agential Continuity, Narrative Continuity, and Numerical Identity<br/>IV. Some Significant Transformations<br/>V. Other Work for Agential Continuity and Narrative Continuity VI. More on Psychological Connectedness and Psychological Continuity<br/>VII. Conclusion<br/>7: The Hope of Glory<br/>I. The Hope of Survival<br/>II. The Hope of Transformation<br/>III. The Hope and Psychological Continuity<br/>IV. Survival Does Not Come in Degrees<br/>V. The Tedium Objection<br/>VI. The Irrationality Objection<br/>VII. Conclusion<br/>References<br/>Index
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Formatted contents note What Matters in Survival<br/>On the Sufficiency of Personal Identity<br/>On the Necessity of Personal Identity<br/>The Same Self<br/>The Same Self-Narrative<br/>Agential Continuity and Narrative Continuity<br/>The Hope of Glory
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Summary, etc. "The personal identity literature is fragmented. There is a literature on the normative topic of 'what matters in survival'. And there is a separate literature on the metaphysics of persons. But in Self and Identity, Trenton Merricks shows that some important claims about personal identity cannot even be articulated, much less evaluated, unless these topics are brought together. Merricks says that what matters in survival is constituted by its being appropriate to first-personally anticipate, and have self-interested concern with regard to, a future person's experiences. So what matters in survival is not constituted by identity with a future person. So identity is not what matters in survival. But Merricks argues that-given a metaphysics of 'enduring' persons-identity with a future person explains why it is appropriate to first-personally anticipate, and have self-interested concern with regard to, that person's experiences. So identity delivers what matters in survival. Some claim that what matters in survival is delivered not by identity, but instead by psychological continuity. Or by having the 'same self', that is, the same values, desires, and projects. Or by narrative connectedness. Or by unity of agency. Merricks argues that these claims-unlike the claim that identity delivers what matters in survival-cannot accommodate all the ways in which personal transformations can be good, or bad, for someone. At the end of Self and Identity, Merricks puts his conclusions about what matters in survival through their paces by applying them to a new topic: personal immortality"--
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Source Master of Arts in Philosophy
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Language note In English
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Identity (Philosophical concept).
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Self.
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