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A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality
Hackett (1977)
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A DIALOGUE on PERSONAL IDENTITY and IMMORTALITY This is a record of conversations of Gretchen We/rob, a teacher of philosophy at a small mid- western ...Author's Profile
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