The Metaphysics of Resurrection in Seventeenth-Century Philosophy
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The emergence of the philosophy of personal identity during the early modern period is explored through a fresh lens, challenging the notion that John Locke's consciousness-based perspective was the starting point. The author delves into earlier influences and ideas that shaped the discourse on personal identity, providing a comprehensive analysis of how these concepts evolved. By examining various philosophical contributions, the book enriches our understanding of identity and its significance in the context of early modern thought.
