Author |
Title |
Medium |
Source |
Read? |
Ablondi (Fred) |
Almog's Descartes |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Philosophy - 80, Jul2005, Issue 313, p423-431, 9p |
No |
Bailey (Andrew M.) |
The Elimination Argument |
Paper - Cited  |
Philosophical Studies 168 (2014): 475-482 |
56% |
Bailey (Andrew M.) |
You Needn’t be Simple |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Philosophical Papers, Vol. 43, No. 2 (July 2014): 145-160 |
7% |
Baillie (James) |
Problems in Personal Identity |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
45% |
Baillie (James) |
What Am I? |
Paper - Cited  |
Baillie (James) - Problems in Personal Identity, 1993, Chapter 4 |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Big-Tent Metaphysics |
Paper - Cited  |
Abstracta Special Issue I – 2008 (Brazil) |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Personal Identity Over Time |
Paper - Referencing |
Baker (Lynne) - Persons and Bodies, Chapter 5, pp. 118-146 |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Persons and Bodies: A Constitution View |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Persons and Bodies: A Constitution View |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Persons in the Material World |
Paper - Cited |
Baker (Lynne) - Persons and Bodies, Chapter 1, pp. 3-88 |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Persons in the Material World |
Paper - Referencing |
Baker (Lynne) - Persons and Bodies, Chapter 1, pp. 3-88 |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Precis of 'Persons & Bodies: A Constitution View' |
Paper - Cited  |
Field Guide to the Philosophy of Mind, 2001, e-Symposium on "Persons & Bodies: A Constitution View" |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Response to Eric Olson |
Paper - Cited  |
Abstracta Special Issue I – 2008 (Brazil) |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
Review of 'What Are We? A Study in Personal Ontology' by Eric T. Olson |
Paper - Referencing |
Mind, 117:1120-1122, 2008 |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
What Am I? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research Mar99, Vol. 59 Issue 1, p151, 9p; |
Yes |
Baker (Lynne Rudder) |
What Does It Mean to be One of Us? A Response to Bransen |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Anthropological Psychology, 20:2008, 2008 |
17% |
Baker (Lynne Rudder), Etc. |
E-Symposium on 'Persons & Bodies: A Constitution View' |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Barash (David P.) |
Through a Glass Brightly: Using Science to See Our Species as We Really Are |
Book - Cited  |
Barash (David P.) - Through a Glass Brightly: Using Science to See Our Species as We Really Are |
2% |
Barash (David P.) |
Through a Glass Brightly: Using Science to See Our Species as We Really Are |
Paper - By Subtopic |
Barash (David P.) - Through a Glass Brightly: Using Science to See Our Species as We Really Are |
5% |
Bilgrami (Akeel) |
What Kind of Creatures Are We? Foreword |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Chomsky (Noam) - What Kind of Creatures Are We? |
Yes |
Blatti (Stephan) |
We Are Animals |
Paper - Referencing  |
Philosophy for Us, ed. Lenny Clapp (Cognella, 2018), 73-82 |
Yes |
Blatti (Stephan) & Snowdon (Paul), Eds. |
Animalism: New Essays on Persons, Animals, and Identity |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
22% |
Bloom (Paul) |
Descartes' Baby: How Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human |
Book - Cited  |
Bloom (Paul) - Descartes' Baby: How Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human |
0% |
Bourgeois (Warren) |
Persons: What Philosophers Say about You |
Book - By Subtopic  |
Bourgeois (Warren) - Persons: What Philosophers Say about You |
15% |
Brandom (Robert) |
Making It Explicit: Conclusion |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Brandom (Robert) - Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing & Discursive Commitment, 1994, Chapter 9 |
9% |
Brandom (Robert) |
Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing & Discursive Commitment |
Book - Cited  |
Brandom (Robert) - Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing & Discursive Commitment |
3% |
Brandom (Robert) |
Toward a Normative Pragmatics |
Paper - Cited  |
Brandom (Robert) - Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing & Discursive Commitment, 1994, Chapter 1 |
50% |
Broks (Paul) |
Into the Silent Land: Travels in Neuropsychology |
Book - Cited  |
Broks (Paul) - Into the Silent Land: Travels in Neuropsychology |
2% |
Brown (Warren) |
Numinous or Carnal Persons - The Practical Costs of Inner Souls and Selves |
Paper - Cited  |
Last Seminary: Non-Reductive Physicalism, February 16, 2005 |
4% |
Bynum (Terrell Ward) |
Audio: Two Philosophers of the Information Age |
Paper - Cited  |
Backdoor Broadcasting Company; Metaphilosophical Directions for the 21st Century - 11 December 2009 |
33% |
Callcut (Daniel) |
What are we? |
Paper - Cited  |
Aeon, 11 June 2018 |
Yes |
Callcut (Daniel) |
What are we? |
Paper - Referencing  |
Aeon, 11 June 2018 |
Yes |
Chisholm (Roderick) |
Which Physical Thing Am I? An Excerpt from 'Is There a Mind-Body Problem?' |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Van Inwagen & Zimmerman - Metaphysics: The Big Questions, 1998 |
Yes |
Chitty (Andrew) |
First Person Plural Ontology and Praxis |
Paper - Cited  |
Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, New Series, Vol. 97 (1997), pp. 81-96 |
13% |
Chomsky (Noam) |
What Kind of Creatures Are We? |
Book - Cited  |
Chomsky (Noam) - What Kind of Creatures Are We? |
4% |
Chomsky (Noam) |
What Kind of Creatures Are We? |
Paper - By Subtopic |
Chomsky (Noam) - What Kind of Creatures Are We? |
4% |
Claxton (Guy) |
Intelligence in the Flesh - Limbering Up: An Introduction |
Paper - Cited  |
Claxton (Guy) - Intelligence in the Flesh: Chapter 1 |
Yes |
Claxton (Guy) |
Intelligence in the Flesh - Limbering Up: An Introduction |
Paper - Referencing  |
Claxton (Guy) - Intelligence in the Flesh: Chapter 1 |
Yes |
Claxton (Guy) |
Intelligence in the Flesh: Why Your Mind Needs Your Body Much More Than it Thinks |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
18% |
Claxton (Guy) |
Intelligence in the Flesh: Why Your Mind Needs Your Body Much More Than it Thinks |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
18% |
Conway Morris (Simon) |
Life's Solution: Inevitable Humans in a Lonely Universe |
Book - Cited  |
Conway Morris (Simon) - Life's Solution: Inevitable Humans in a Lonely Universe |
4% |
Corcoran (Kevin) |
Rethinking Human Nature: A Christian Materialist Alternative to the Soul |
Book - Cited  |
Corcoran (Kevin) - Rethinking Human Nature: A Christian Materialist Alternative to the Soul |
13% |
Dainton (Barry) |
Self: Philosophy In Transit |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
7% |
Dainton (Barry) |
Self: Philosophy In Transit: Prologue |
Paper - Referencing  |
Dainton (Barry) - Self: Philosophy In Transit, Prologue |
Yes |
Dainton (Barry) |
The Self |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
The Self. In Macmillan Interdisciplinary Handbooks Philosophy: Mind. Macmillan. |
8% |
DeGrazia (David) |
Are we essentially persons? Olson, Baker, and a reply |
Paper - Cited  |
Philosophical Forum; Winter2002, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p101, 20p |
Yes |
Dennett (Daniel) |
Brainstorms - Philosophical Essays on Mind and Psychology |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Dennett (Daniel) - Brainstorms - Philosophical Essays on Mind and Psychology |
43% |
Dennett (Daniel) |
In Darwin's Wake, Where Am I? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association 75, no. 2 (November 2001): 13-30 |
No |
Dennett (Daniel) |
Reflections on Dennett's 'Where Am I?' |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Hofstadter & Dennett - The Mind's I - Fantasies and Reflections on Self and Soul |
No |
Dennett (Daniel) |
Where Am I? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Dennett - Brainstorms - Philosophical Essays on Mind and Psychology, Chapter 17, 1978 |
Yes |
Doepke (Frederick) |
Introduction: What Are We? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Doepke - The Kinds of Things, Chapter 1 |
9% |
Doepke (Frederick) |
The Kinds of Things: A Theory of Personal Identity Based on Transcendental Argument |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Doepke (Frederick) - The Kinds of Things: A Theory of Personal Identity Based on Transcendental Argument |
3% |
Doepke (Frederick) |
What We Are |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Doepke - The Kinds of Things, Chapter 9 |
No |
Ford (Norman) |
When Did I Begin: Conception of the Human Individual in History, Philosophy and Science |
Book - Cited  |
Ford (Norman) - When Did I Begin: Conception of the Human Individual in History, Philosophy and Science |
3% |
Grossman (Lev), Kurzweil (Ray) |
2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal |
Paper - Referencing |
Time Magazine, February 21, 2011 |
Yes |
Hains (Brigid) & Hains (Paul) |
Aeon: C-F |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
51% |
Hains (Brigid) & Hains (Paul) |
Aeon: C-F |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
51% |
Hofstadter (Douglas) & Dennett (Daniel), Eds. |
The Mind's I - Fantasies and Reflections on Self and Soul |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Hofstadter (Douglas) & Dennett (Daniel), Eds. - The Mind's I - Fantasies and Reflections on Self and Soul |
14% |
Howsepian (Avak Albert) |
Who or What Are We? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Review of Metaphysics, Vol. 45, No. 3 (Mar., 1992), pp. 483-502 |
6% |
JCS |
Journal of Consciousness Studies, Volume 14, Issue 05-06 (2007) |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
No |
Jeeves (Malcolm A.) |
Neuroscience, Evolutionary Psychology and the Image of God |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith, 2005, pp. 170-186 |
7% |
Johnston (Mark) |
Human Beings |
Paper - Referencing  |
Journal of Philosophy, Volume 84, Issue 2 (Feb 1987), 59-83 |
Yes |
Le Fanu (James) |
Why Us? How Science Rediscovered the Mystery of Ourselves |
Book - Cited  |
Le Fanu (James) - Why Us? How Science Rediscovered the Mystery of Ourselves |
Yes |
Liao (S. Matthew) |
The Organism View Defended |
Paper - Referencing  |
The Monist, Vol. 89, No. 3, Coming into Being and Passing Away (July 2006), pp. 334-350 |
Yes |
Lockwood (Michael) |
When Does a Life Begin? |
Paper - Referencing  |
Lockwood - Moral Dilemmas in Modern Medicine, 1987 |
Yes |
Lockwood (Michael), Ed. |
Moral Dilemmas in Modern Medicine |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
29% |
Ludwig (Arnold) |
How do we Know who we are? A Biography of the Self |
Book - By Subtopic  |
Ludwig (Arnold) - How do we Know who we are? A Biography of the Self |
3% |
Martin (L. Michael) & Augustine (Keith) |
The Myth of an Afterlife: The Case against Life After Death |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
15% |
Mitchell (Kevin J.) |
Innate: How the Wiring of Our Brains Shapes Who We Are |
Book - Cited  |
Mitchell (Kevin J.) - Innate: How the Wiring of Our Brains Shapes Who We Are |
1% |
Murphy (Nancey) |
Scientific Perspectives on Christian Anthropology |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
CTI Reflections ß Volume 8 |
6% |
Nagel (Thomas) |
Other Minds - Critical Essays 1969 - 1994 |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Nagel (Thomas) - Other Minds - Critical Essays 1969 - 1994 |
1% |
Nagel (Thomas) |
Searle: Why We Are Not Computers |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Nagel (Thomas) - Other Minds - Critical Essays 1969 - 1994 |
13% |
Noe (Alva) |
Out of Our Heads: Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness |
Book - Cited  |
Noe (Alva) - Out of Our Heads: Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness |
8% |
O'Hear (Anthony), Ed. |
Philosophy - 80/313 (July 2005) |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic) |
O'Hear (Anthony), Ed. - Philosophy - 80/313 (July 2005) |
No |
Olson (Eric) |
Animalism and the Remnant-Person Problem |
Paper - Referencing  |
J. Fonseca and J. Gonçalves, eds., Philosophical Perspectives on the Self, Peter Lang 2015: 21-40 |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
Life After Death and the Devastation of the Grave |
Paper - Referencing  |
Martin & Augustine - The Myth of an Afterlife, Part 2, Chapter 19, 2015: 409-423 |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
Papers on Identity Boxes: Vol 13 (Olson) |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Olson (Eric) - Papers on Identity Boxes: Vol 13 (Olson) |
16% |
Olson (Eric) |
Papers on Identity Boxes: Vol 13 (Olson) |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
16% |
Olson (Eric) |
Personal Identity - Oxford Bibliographies Online |
Paper - Referencing |
Oxford Bibliographies Online / Sheffield University website |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
Psychology and Personal Identity |
Paper - Referencing  |
The Human Animal, September 1999, Chapter 1, pp. 7-21 |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
The Human Animal - Personal Identity Without Psychology |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
The Human Animal: Introduction |
Paper - Referencing  |
The Human Animal, September 1999, Introduction, pp. 3-7 |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
What Are We? |
Paper - Cited  |
Journal of Consciousness Studies, Volume 14, Issue 05-06 (2007), pp. 37-55 (19) |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
What are We? A Study of Personal Ontology |
Book - Cited  |
Olson (Eric) - What are We? A Study of Personal Ontology |
99% |
Olson (Eric) |
What Are We? Animals |
Paper - Referencing  |
What Are We? A Study in Personal Ontology, Chapter 2 (November 2007: Oxford University Press.) |
81% |
Olson (Eric) |
What Are We? The Question |
Paper - Cited  |
What Are We? A Study in Personal Ontology, Chapter 1 (November 2007: Oxford University Press.) |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
What Are We? The Question |
Paper - Referencing  |
What Are We? A Study in Personal Ontology, Chapter 1 (November 2007: Oxford University Press.) |
Yes |
Olson (Eric) |
What Are We? What Now? |
Paper - Cited  |
What Are We? A Study in Personal Ontology, Chapter 9 (November 2007: Oxford University Press.) |
81% |
Olson (Eric) |
What Does It Mean To Say That We Are Animals? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Journal of Consciousness Studies 22: 11-12 (special issue: First-Person Perspective and the Self), 2015: 84-107 |
6% |
Olson (Eric) |
Why We Need Not Accept the Psychological Approach |
Paper - Referencing  |
The Human Animal, September 1999, Chapter 3, pp. 42-72 |
Yes |
Olson (Eric), Etc. |
Abstracta Special Issue on 'The Human Animal' |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Ozanne (Charles) |
The Life and Soul of Mortal Man: His Composition, Disintegration, and Resurrection |
Book - By Subtopic  |
Ozanne (Charles) - The Life and Soul of Mortal Man: His Composition, Disintegration, and Resurrection |
7% |
Parfit (Derek) |
Nagel's Brain |
Paper - Cited  |
Parfit - Reasons and Persons, Appendix D |
Yes |
Parfit (Derek) |
Reasons and Persons |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Parfit (Derek) |
We Are Not Human Beings |
Paper - Cited  |
Blatti & Snowdon - Animalism: New Essays on Persons, Animals, and Identity, 2016: Part I, Chapter 2, pp. 31-49 |
38% |
Parfit (Derek) |
What We Believe Ourselves To Be |
Paper - Cited  |
Parfit - Reasons and Persons, January 1986, pp. 199-219(21). |
Yes |
Parfit (Derek) |
Who do you think you are? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Times Higher Education Supplement (December 11, 1992), pp. 19-20 |
Yes |
Pollock (John L.) |
What Am I? Virtual Machines and the Mind/Body Problem |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, Vol. 76, No. 2 (Mar., 2008), pp. 237-309 |
No |
Shand (John) |
Central Issues of Philosophy |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
35% |
Shoemaker (David) |
Personal Identity and Ethics: A Brief Introduction |
Book - Cited (via Paper Cited)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Shoemaker (David) |
Personal Identity and Ethics: A Brief Introduction |
Book - Referencing (via Paper Referencing)  |
Bibliographical details to be supplied |
Yes |
Shoemaker (David) |
Personal Identity, Rational Anticipation, and Self-Concern |
Paper - Cited  |
Shoemaker (David) - Personal Identity and Ethics: A Brief Introduction, 2009, Chapter 2 |
Yes |
Shoemaker (David) |
Personal Identity, Rational Anticipation, and Self-Concern |
Paper - Referencing  |
Shoemaker (David) - Personal Identity and Ethics: A Brief Introduction, 2009, Chapter 2 |
Yes |
Smith (Barry C.), Broks (Paul), Kennedy (A.L.) & Evans (Jules) |
Audio: What Does It Mean to Be Me? |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
BBC Website, April 2015 |
Yes |
Smith (Joel) |
The First-Person Plural and Immunity to Error |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Disputatio, Vol. X, No. 49, November 2018 |
4% |
Snowdon (Paul) |
The Self and Personal Identity |
Paper - Referencing  |
Shand (John) - Central Issues of Philosophy, Chapter 9 |
Yes |
Stevenson (Leslie) & Haberman (David) |
Ten Theories of Human Nature |
Book - Cited  |
Stevenson (Leslie) & Haberman (David) - Ten Theories of Human Nature |
17% |
Todman (Theo) |
Thesis - What Are We? |
Paper - Referencing  |
|
Yes |
Toner (Patrick) |
Emergent Substance |
Paper - By Subtopic  |
Philosophical Studies, Vol. 141, No. 3 (Dec., 2008), pp. 281-297 |
7% |
Trigg (Roger) |
Ideas of Human Nature: An Historical Introduction |
Book - Cited  |
Trigg (Roger) - Ideas of Human Nature: An Historical Introduction |
4% |
Trupp (Andreas) |
Why We Are Not What We Think We Are: A New Approach to the Nature of Personal Identity and of Time |
Book - Cited  |
Trupp (Andreas) - Why We Are Not What We Think We Are: A New Approach to the Nature of Personal Identity and of Time |
4% |
Van Inwagen (Peter) & Zimmerman (Dean) |
Metaphysics: The Big Questions |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Van Inwagen (Peter) & Zimmerman (Dean) - Metaphysics: The Big Questions |
16% |
Ward (Keith) |
More Than Matter: Is Matter All We Really Are? |
Book - Cited  |
Ward (Keith) - More Than Matter: Is Matter All We Really Are? |
2% |
Williams (Bernard) |
Making Sense of Humanity |
Paper - By Subtopic |
Williams - Making Sense of Humanity (and Other Philosophical Papers) |
No |
Williams (Bernard) |
Making Sense of Humanity (and Other Philosophical Papers) |
Book - By Subtopic (via Paper By Subtopic)  |
Williams (Bernard) - Making Sense of Humanity (and Other Philosophical Papers) |
14% |