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Our identity is inextricably related to consciousness

Locke

Man's awareness within own mind, composed of memories

Locke

Retain same identity regardless of how much time passes

Locke

Memories are a source of identity and unaffected by physical changes

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There's no true self

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Empiricism holds all knowledge stems from what people can perceive

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Based on this theory, only real parts of objects are those we can feel

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Projections of thinking and reasoning based on impressions

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Removing physical properties, removes the idea of the person

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Human consciousness consist of an inner and outer self

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It refers to the psychological state and rational intellect

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It refers to senses and physical world

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Full name of Aquinas

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Full name of Locke

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Full name of Hume

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Full name of Ryle

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"I act, therefore I am"

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behaviours and deeds give us a feeling of self; collection of actions

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The mind doesn't exist and cannot be the seat of self

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It refers to a logical fallacy, category of something is presented as belonging to a different category.

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Rejects dualism, believes sense of self is derived from the physical brain

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It holds that only matter exist

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Anything cannot be perceived by senses are fable

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Our identity is inextricably related to consciousness

Man's awareness within own mind, composed of memories

Retain same identity regardless of how much time passes

Memories are a source of identity and unaffected by physical changes

There's no true self

Empiricism holds all knowledge stems from what people can perceive

Based on this theory, only real parts of objects are those we can feel

Projections of thinking and reasoning based on impressions

Removing physical properties, removes the idea of the person

Human consciousness consist of an inner and outer self

It refers to the psychological state and rational intellect

It refers to senses and physical world

Full name of Aquinas

Full name of Locke

Full name of Hume

Full name of Ryle

"I act, therefore I am"

behaviours and deeds give us a feeling of self; collection of actions

The mind doesn't exist and cannot be the seat of self

It refers to a logical fallacy, category of something is presented as belonging to a different category.

Rejects dualism, believes sense of self is derived from the physical brain

It holds that only matter exist

Anything cannot be perceived by senses are fable

Min doesn't exist, the sense of self is determined by the brain rather than the hypothetical mind

Physical brain is the source of self

Body was a key part of the subjective self

Real thing, can do real things

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