Sorabji, Richard 　著

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I. EXISTENCE OF SELF AND PHILOSOPHICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE IDEA; 1. TheSelf: is there such a thing?; 2. The varieties of self and philosophicaldevelopment of the idea; II. PERSONAL IDENTITY OVER TIME; 3. Same person ineternal recurrence, resurrection, and teletransportation; 4. Stoic fusion andmodern fission; 5. Memory: Locke's return to Epicureans and Stoics; III.PLATONISM: IMPERSONAL SELVES, BUNDLES, AND DIFFERENTIATION; 6. Is the trueself Individual in the Platonist tradition from Plato to Averroes?; 7.Bundles and differentiation of individuals; IV. IDENTITY AND PERSONA INETHICS; 8. Individual persona vs. universalizability; 9. Plutarch: narrativeand a whole life; 10. Self as practical reason: Epictetus' inviolable selfand Aristotle's deliberate choice; V. SELF-AWARENESS; 11. Impossibility ofself-knowledge; 12. Infallibility of self-knowledge: cogito and Flying Man;13. Knowing self through others versus direct and invariable self-knowledge;14. Unity of self-awareness; VI. OWNERLESS STREAMS OF CONSCIOUSNESS REJECTED;15. Why I am not a stream of consciousness; 16. The debate between ancientBuddhism and the Nyaya school; VII. MORTALITY AND LOSS OF SELF; 17. How mightwe survive death?; 18. Could we survive through time going in a circle?; 19.If we do not survive death, is it irrational to feel dismay?