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Mind, 2012
I introduce and defend the semantic notion of counterfactual identity, distinguishing it from the metaphysical notion of transworld identity. After showing that Lewis's counterpart theory misconstrues counterfactual identity facts, I outline and motivate a ‘Leibnizian counterpart theory’ where the notion of counterfactual identity is adequately ...
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I introduce and defend the semantic notion of counterfactual identity, distinguishing it from the metaphysical notion of transworld identity. After showing that Lewis's counterpart theory misconstrues counterfactual identity facts, I outline and motivate a ‘Leibnizian counterpart theory’ where the notion of counterfactual identity is adequately ...
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Index on Censorship, 2002
THERE ARE MORE WAYS OF SEEING PEOPLE THAN IN THE STRAITJACKET OF RACE, CREED OR WHATEVER WE MEAN BY 'CIVILISATION'.
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THERE ARE MORE WAYS OF SEEING PEOPLE THAN IN THE STRAITJACKET OF RACE, CREED OR WHATEVER WE MEAN BY 'CIVILISATION'.
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Working consumers: Co-creation of brand identity, consumer identity and brand community identity [PDF]
Journal of Business Research, 2017 The creation of identity, in terms of both consumer identity and brand identity, is a core topic in marketing theory. Based on participant ethnography of Yes Edinburgh North & Leith, part of Yes Scotland, the national referendum campaign supporting ...
Iain Black, Cleopatra Veloutsou
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2009
The objective of this chapter is not to bring the answer to the ultimate question ‘what is identity?’, — an almost impossible undertaking given the complexity and the constant evolution of the subject — but rather to present, more like on a journey, different angles that can be used to define this concept, in particular in the context of the ...
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The objective of this chapter is not to bring the answer to the ultimate question ‘what is identity?’, — an almost impossible undertaking given the complexity and the constant evolution of the subject — but rather to present, more like on a journey, different angles that can be used to define this concept, in particular in the context of the ...
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Dis-Identity as Living Identity
2009We present the concept of “dis-identity” as an intra-personal and inter-personal phenomenon of a person’s inner life and interpersonal relations. Disidentity manifests itself both in people’s inner monologues and in their dialogues with other people.
RICCIONI, ILARIA, ZUCZKOWSKI, Andrzej
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Annual Review of Biochemistry, 1989
© 1989 Annual Reviews. We wish to thank Jeff Sampson, Olke Uhlenbeck, LaDonne Schulman, and Bill McClain for sharing their results prior to publication, and to David Horowitz, Olke Uhlenbeck, and Jeff Sampson for critical reading of the manuscript. The authors were supported by grants from NIH (GM32637) and ONR (N00014-86-K-0755).
Normanly, Jennifer, Abelson, John
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© 1989 Annual Reviews. We wish to thank Jeff Sampson, Olke Uhlenbeck, LaDonne Schulman, and Bill McClain for sharing their results prior to publication, and to David Horowitz, Olke Uhlenbeck, and Jeff Sampson for critical reading of the manuscript. The authors were supported by grants from NIH (GM32637) and ONR (N00014-86-K-0755).
Normanly, Jennifer, Abelson, John
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The Economics of Identity and the Identity of Economics?
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2008Drawing upon individual and social choice theory, the economic approach to identity associated with Akerlof and Kranton is critically assessed in terms of its own definitional and technical conundrums. This leads on to an external critique in terms of the limited extent to which identity can be addressed by mainstream economic methods.
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SIAM Journal on Computing, 2000
Summary: We provide an \(O(n^2 \log{1 \over \delta})\) time randomized algorithm to check whether a given operation \(\circ :S \times S \rightarrow S\) is associative (where \(n=|S|\) and \(\delta>0\) is the error probability required of the algorithm).
Sridhar Rajagopalan, Leonard J. Schulman
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Summary: We provide an \(O(n^2 \log{1 \over \delta})\) time randomized algorithm to check whether a given operation \(\circ :S \times S \rightarrow S\) is associative (where \(n=|S|\) and \(\delta>0\) is the error probability required of the algorithm).
Sridhar Rajagopalan, Leonard J. Schulman
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Contingent identity and vague identity
Analysis, 1995description, and in particular whether it is a. Here the second step would not follow, for the actual referent of b need not be such that it is contingently identical to a. In [5], Harold Noonan considers argument (A). Although its conclusion would be embraced by Kripke and followers, Noonan resists. He offers Gibbard's example of Lumpl, a lump of clay,
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