Indeterminate people

Analysis 45 (3):141-145 (1985)
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Here is the paper that was attacked by George Rea in his “How many minds…?” paper. Has this issue been resolved? Can there be entities such that there is no definite answer to the question “Are there 13 minds at work here, or 14?”

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Hugh Chandler
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