One philosopher with this surname distinguished between "Episodic" and "Diachronic" people, and argued that both psychological and ethical narrativity were unnecessary in the aptly titled paper "Against Narrativity."
One philosopher with this surname distinguished between "Episodic" and "Diachronic" people, and argued that both psychological and ethical narrativity were unnecessary in the aptly titled paper "Against Narrativity." That philosopher with this surname also formulated what he called his "basic argument" against the possibility of moral responsibility, by attempting to show that in order to be truly morally responsible, one must have been one's own cause. Another philosopher with this surname coined the term "descriptive metaphysics," as a contrast to what he called "revisionary metaphysics," in his 1959 work Individuals. That thinker with this surname also authored the the essay collections Freedom and Resentment and Entity and Identity, as well as an analytic interpretation of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason titled The Bounds of Sense. For 10 points, identify this surname shared by the father-son philosophical duo of Galen and Peter Frederick.
One philosopher with this surname distinguished between "Episodic" and "Diachronic" people, and argued that both psychological and ethical narrativity were unnecessary in the aptly titled paper "Against Narrativity."
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