2011
DOI: 10.4314/sajpem.v30i2.67788
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Causal Co-personality: In defence of the psychological continuity theory

Abstract: The view that an account of personal identity can be provided in terms of psychological continuity has come under fire from an interesting new angle in recent years. Critics from a variety of rival positions have argued that it cannot adequately explain what makes psychological states co-personal (i.e. the states of a single person). The suggestion is that there will inevitably be examples of states that it ascribes wrongly using only the causal connections available to it. In this paper, I describe three dist… Show more

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