English Isn't So Simple...

When driving a city lately, it is easy to use the bumper sticker by judging the intelligence of the driver of the car with the effect "Please say American." English, I really want to say. I speak English. 'But as Geoffrey Nunberg stated in the English argument, the composition of English is not like' uh ... you can speak English or you can not speak English '. "It's pretty simple, in fact, as the essay prove, Appleist's attitude, which is apparently patriotic, can be traced back to the US to gain independence.

Let's see a discussion about the so-called "simple" view on individual identity. Simple ideas are usually related to material dualism (we will explain later); however, recently there is a new simple perspective that is a variant of materialism. In this article, I would like to compare these two perspectives in a broader discussion of personal identity. Here's the basic idea of ​​the personal identity I discuss: Body View, Brain View, Memory / Roll Continuity View, and a simple perspective. In addition, there is a new simple view called a simple view that is not as simple. The defenders of the two simple perspectives are basically the same in the estimation of the first three perspectives, but there are some important differences between the two simple perspectives. (I do not discuss other points such as a story point of view.)

In some variations, a simple aspect of an individual's identity is called a soul point of view and uses a soul or some other non-critical psychological thing to identify people. The simple point of view is different from the structure of materialism and the human memory / personal point of view. In a simple view, people can not be restricted by problems whether they are material or non-material. This person has no organism (brain and body) because this person must have a psychological purpose such as his memory and personality.