Memory, Circularity, and the Brave Officer
Locke's memory criterion, Butler's charge that it presupposes the identity it was meant to define, and Reid's officer who both is and is not the boy
Planned, not yet written
This rung already has its place in the Philosophy of Mind ladder and a fixed job in the order. The prose is what is missing. Writing it out of sequence would break the guarantee that nothing here uses a term before an earlier article defines it.
Will definememory criterionbodily criterionButler's circularity objectionbrave officer paradoxquasi-memory
Assumesmental stateintrospectionconsciousnesspersonal identitypsychological continuityfission case