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Why there is no concept of a person. in Gill, ed. *the person and the human mind*:
In Christopher Gill (ed.), Ancient and Modern Philosophy. New York: Clarendon Press (1989)
Abstract
I argue that the Frankfurtian concept of a person ignored the indexical 'I'Author's Profile
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