A Critical Review on the Thesis of the Depe ndence of the Expe riences of Derek Parfit [Spanish]

Authors

  • Angelo Antonio Briones Belmar IIF-SADAF-CONICET

Keywords:

Filosofía, Filosofía de la psicología, Concepto de persona

Abstract

In the present investigation the concept of person of Parfit will be analyzed critically. Initially, we will review the general aspects of what Parfit understands by a person, where the essential thing will be to show that although Parfit considers the possibility of conceiving experiences without referring a persons. Subsequently, it will be shown two mental experiments made by Parfit, specifically the My Division argument and the Hospital Argument, which will help to deepen the concept of person of this author and in turn will give account of the thesis that affirms that although the experiences depend for their existence of persons, occur that the identity of experiences would depend on some other entity. From this thesis will be considered certain metaphysical observations of order of E. J. Lowe that will allow to develop certain problems of the concept of person of Parfit.

Author Biography

  • Angelo Antonio Briones Belmar, IIF-SADAF-CONICET

    Instituto de investigación filosófica so­ciedad argentina de análisis filosófico IIF-SADAF (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

    anbrionesb@gmail.com

    Magíster en Filosofía de la Univer­sidad de Concepción (Chile). En la actualidad realiza el doctorado en Filosofía en la Universidad de Bue­nos Aires (Argentina), como becario del CONICET (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Téc­nicas), con lugar de trabajo en IFF-SADAF (Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas - Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico). Sus áreas de in­vestigación son Filosofía de la men­te, Psicología filosófica y Metafísica analítica, específicamente la natu­raleza del sujeto como poseedor de propiedades mentales y el análisis de la noción de sustancia y sus criterios.

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Published

2018-12-03

Issue

No. 30 (2019): January-june

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