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Animalism and personal identity
In M. Bekoff (ed.), Encyclopedia of Human-Animal Relationships. Greenwood Press (2007)
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After motivating the general problem of personal identity and considering several possible accounts, this entry reviews a variety of arguments for and against the animalist criterion of personal identityAuthor's Profile
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