A CRITIQUE OF JOHN LOCKE’S NOTION OF PERSONAL ARGUMENT INTRODUCTION The problem of memory is an epistemological problem and has remained a perennial problem from time immemorial. Consequently, philosophers have struggled for centuries to make conceptual clarification between memory and personal identity without success. However, according to John Locke, one’s personal identity extends only so […]
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