El descubrimiento del yo según David Hume

Anuario Filosófico 26 (2):303-326 (1993)
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This paper deals with Hume's criticism to Cartesian self and his account of a social self discovered through emotions, pride and sympathy. It wants to give possible solutions to Hume's contradictions on personal identity

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