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  • Personal Identity and Practicalities: Can non-reductionist theories guide our practical issues 

    Martin, Brandon John Emile (University of the Western Cape, 2024)
    Non-reductionist theories of personal identity have become less popular than they once were. However, they are quick to discuss the implications of their theories on real problems, such as abortion, head transplants and ...
  • Personal identity, consciousness and a self-concept 

    Johnstone, Candice (University of the Western Cape, 2024)
    With a universally agreed upon perspective towards personal identity yet to be discovered, philosophers continue investigating the metaphysical question of what it means for a person to be one and the same person over ...
  • Preferable to whom? a critique of david benatar’s anti-natalism 

    Steenkamp, Armand (University of the Western Cape, 2024)
    Can we spare from harm those who will never exist? Well-known anti-natalist David Benatar believes that we can and that we should save future children from the harms of existence by choosing to never have them be brought ...
  • Rawls, the severely cognitively disabled and the person life view 

    Seale, Wade (University of the Western Cape, 2015)
    A political arrangement is an arrangement for persons. Political arrangements are assessed in terms of the extent to which they manage the affairs of persons, which includes protecting their interests and entitlements. ...