Process Ontology of Illness and Personal Identity

Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia) 70:35-59 (2024)
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In this paper, it is our purpose to argue for a processual conception of ill-person- identity. To do so, we will review some of the main answers that philosophy has given to the question of personal identity. We will review certain proposals on how to conceive illness and ill-person-identity, as well. Within the frame of a processual approach to ontology, we will focus on a non-dualistic processual-relational interpretation of biological organisms.

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Fiorela Alassia
Universidad Nacional de La Patagonia San Juan Bosco

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