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Chapter 5. Mathematical Recursion Jan 11, 2007 ... This definition is not recursive. A recursive definition calculates ... rather than having a recursion clause, it has a recursion formula. ... 2.
Chapter 8. Personal Identity. Section 1 of 4 Jan 11, 2007 ... [9] If we work down the hierarchy of these memory types, we can find the one most clearly essential to personal identity. ... 3.
Popular Metaphysical Sites Jan 11, 2007 ... Some popular metaphysical sites are listed below. None are affiliated with .... Websites on metaphysics and other philosophical subjects. ... 4.
Chapter 19. A Dedication Jan 11, 2007 ... The author makes a dedication to Athena Gegenetes, or 'Athena, Earth-born'. Lee Hall, Ann Shearer, Jane Harrison, Proclus and the poet Homer ... 5.
Chapter 4. Reversion in the Corporeal Jan 11, 2007 ... Do corporeal causes truly reach their zenith at self-motion? Or does self-motion engender higher levels of causation within the human body? ... 6.
Chapter 8. Personal Identity. Section 1 of 4 Jan 11, 2007 ... Personal identity defined by Locke, Noonan, Perry, Shoemaker | three criteria - continuity, memory, subjectivity | CORPOREAL BASIS of each ... 7.
Chapter 8. Personal Identity. Section 1 of 4 Jan 11, 2007 ... What has at times been controversial is the value of memory with respect to personal identity. John Locke started this argument all by ... 8.
Chapter 8. Personal Identity. Section 1 of 4 Jan 11, 2007 ... Personal identity defined by Locke, Noonan, Perry, Shoemaker | three criteria - continuity, memory, subjectivity | CORPOREAL BASIS of each ... 9.
Chapter 8. Personal Identity. Section 1 of 4 Jan 11, 2007 ... Personal identity defined by Locke, Noonan, Perry, Shoemaker | three ... Grice[6] have modified Locke's theory to accommodate forgetfulness. ... 10.
Chapter 8. Personal Identity. Section 1 of 4 Jan 11, 2007 ... Personal identity defined by Locke, Noonan, Perry, ... Perry[7] has worked to remove circularity from Grice's version of the theory. ... |
