All the World’s a Stage∗ Theodore Sider Australasian Journal of Philosophy[removed]): 433–453. Some philosophers believe that everyday objects are 4-dimensional spacetime worms, that a person (for example) persist

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Date: 2008-02-24 13:58:34 Analytic philosophers Philosophical logic Logicians Metaphysicians Philosophy of time Counterpart theory Derek Parfit Four-dimensionalism Personal identity Philosophy Logic Metaphysics		All the World’s a Stage∗ Theodore Sider Australasian Journal of Philosophy[removed]): 433–453. Some philosophers believe that everyday objects are 4-dimensional spacetime worms, that a person (for example) persist Add to Reading List Source URL: tedsider.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 305,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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