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portada Concept of Identity. A Comparative Philosophical Analysis of its Metaphysics, Logic and Language
Type
Physical Book
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
344
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
25.4x13.9 cm
ISBN13
9789347683640

Concept of Identity. A Comparative Philosophical Analysis of its Metaphysics, Logic and Language

Tamoghna Sarkar (Author) · Motilal Banarsidass International · Paperback

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Synopsis "Concept of Identity. A Comparative Philosophical Analysis of its Metaphysics, Logic and Language"

The concept of Identity lies at the heart of human thought, shaping our understanding of individually, essence, persistence, and meaning. This book unpacks the deceptive simplicity of the concept, tracing its role across metaphysics, logic and language. From Western analytic debates on identity, individually, indiscernibility, congruence, equivalence, and the foundations of first-order logic to Wittgenstein’s radical reinterpretation of identity.

This book explores how philosophers from G. Frege and B. Russell to W.V.O. Quine, P.T. Geach. D. Wiggins, and S. Kripke, among others have also grappled with the ontological puzzles of constitution, sameness, change, and continuity over time.

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