Identidade pessoal: bibliografia online

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David Chalmers organizou uma bibliografia online de artigos em filosofia da mente, e o que segue é uma expansão (e edição) que fiz apartir da seção de artigos sobre identidade pessoal. O artigo “personal identity” na Wikipedia também possui uma pequena coleção de artigos online sobre o assunto. Além disso, o site de Shaun Gallagher possui mais uma bibliografia online, esta um pouco mais abrangente do que a de Chalmers, incluindo além do tema sobre identidade pessoal, temas afins como conceitos de pessoa, eu (self), consciência de si, conhecimento de si, etc.

• Torin Alter & Stuart Rachels, Epistemicism and the combined-spectrum argument
• Lynne Rudder Baker, Precis of Persons and Bodies: A Constitution View (and discussion)
• John Barresi, On becoming a person
• John Barresi, The rise and fall of the conscious self: A history of western concepts of self and personal identity
• Chantal Bax, Narrative identity and the case for wittgensteinian metaphysics
• Tim Bayne, Moral status and the treatment of dissociative identity disorder
• Tim Bayne, The inclusion model of the Incarnation: Problems and prospects (plus reply to Sturch)
• Stephan Blatti, Animalism
• Stephan Blatti, Animalism and Personal Identity
• Stephan Blatti, Animalism Unburdened
• Jose Luis Bermudez, Aspects of the self: John Campbell’s Past, Space, and Self
• Henk bij de Weg, Can a person break a world record
• John Campbell, What is it to know what ‘I’ refers to?
• Andy Clark, I am John’s brain
• Tom Clark, Death, nothingness, and subjectivity (and replies)
• Arthur Deikman, ‘I’ = Awareness
• Daniel Dennett, The self as a center of narrative gravity
• Daniel Dennett, The origins of selves
• Daniel Dennett, Where am I?
• Daniel Dennett, In Darwin’s wake, where am I?
• Matti Eklund, Personal identity, concerns, and indeterminacy
• Shaun Gallagher, Philosophical conceptions of the self
• Tamar Gendler, Personal identity and thought-experiments
• Simon Glynn, Identity, Perception, Action and Choice in Contemporary and Traditional “No-Self” Theories
• David Hershenov, Can There Be Spatially Coincident Entities of the Same Kind?
• David Hershenov, Countering the Appeal of the Psychological Approach to Personal Identity
• David Hershenov, Do Dead Bodies Pose a Problem for Biological Approaches to Personal Identity?
• David Hershenov, Olson’s Embryo Problem
• David Hershenov, Persons as Proper Parts of Organisms
• David Hershenov, Shoemaker’s Problem of Too Many Thinkers
• David Hershenov, The Death of a Person
• David Hershenov, The Memory Criterion and the Problem of Backward Causation
• Nicholas Humphrey & Daniel Dennett, Speaking for our selves
• Ralph Kennedy and George Graham, Extreme self-denial
• Amy Kind, The metaphysics of personal identity and our special concern for the future
• Carsten Korfmacher, Personal Identity
• William Larkin, Persons, animals, and bodies
• Martin Lin, Memory and Personal Identity in Spinoza
• Chris Lindsay, Subjects as objects: Living in a material world
• John Locke, Of identity and diversity
• E.J. Lowe, Self, agency, and mental causation
• V. Makhniashvili, Parfit and Whitehead on Personal Identity
• Ned Markosian, Identifying the Problem of Personal Identity
• Neil McKinnon & John Bigelow, Parfit, causation, and survival
• Max More, The diachronic self
• Eric Olson, Personal Identity
• Daniel Palmer, Parfit, the Reductionist View, and Moral Commitment
• Derek Parfit, On “The importance of self-identity”
• Derek Parfit, Personal identity
• Derek Parfit, Personal identity and rationality
• Derek Parfit, The indeterminacy of identity : a reply to Brueckner
• John Perry, The self
• Roland Puccetti, Dennett on the split brain (and replies)
• David Rosenthal, Emotions and the self
• David Rosenthal, Persons, minds, and consciousness
• David Sanford, Where was I?
• William Seager, The constructed and the secret self
• Theodore Sider, Criteria of personal identity and the limits of conceptual analysis
• Theodore Sider, Identidade pessoal
• Roy Sorenson, The Vanishing Point: the Self as an Absence
• Roger Sperry, Consciousness, personal identity and the divided brain
• Galen Strawson, The self
• Peter Suber, Self-determination and selfhood in recent legal cases
• Peter Unger, The survival of the sentient
• Peter Unger, The mental problems of the many
• David Velleman, So it goes
• Robert Wilson, Persons, social agency, and constitution

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