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David Hume: Personal Identity and Perceptions: “The Conflict Resolver’s Paradoxical Identity: From Conflicted to Hybrid”

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Title: David Hume: Personal Identity and Perceptions

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1. Author discusses one point they learned David Hume’s essay titled The conflict resolver’s paradoxical identity: From conflicted to hybrid

2. Author discusses one limitation of the point/Hume’s argument

Number of words: 327

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