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The conscious self : the immaterial center of subjective states / David H. Lund
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TextPublication details: New York : Humanity Books, An imprint of Prometheus Books 2005 Description: 413 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 1591022614 (hardcover : alk. paper)
- ARCH YNDC 126 L962C 22
- B808.9 .L86 2005
- B808.9 .L86 2005
Contents:
Self-consciousness and the self -- Diachronic unity, diachronic singularity, and the subject of consciousness -- A modal argument for immateriality -- Intelligibility concerns and causal objections -- Concluding remarks
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| ARCH YNDC 126 K59Z Zombies and consciousness / | ARCH YNDC 126 L913M More kinds of being : a further study of individuation, identity, and the logic of sortal terms / | ARCH YNDC 126 L913S Subjects of experience / | ARCH YNDC 126 L962C The conscious self : the immaterial center of subjective states / | ARCH YNDC 126 M379S Self-concern : an experiential approach to what matters in survival / | ARCH YNDC 126 N817P Personal identity / | ARCH YNDC 126 P462D A dialogue on personal identity and immortality / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 389-397) and index
Self-consciousness and the self -- Diachronic unity, diachronic singularity, and the subject of consciousness -- A modal argument for immateriality -- Intelligibility concerns and causal objections -- Concluding remarks
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