Response to “Animal Interrupted”

Southern Journal of Philosophy 52 (S1):134-139 (2014)
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Abstract

Strong conventionalism goes wrong well before cases of transfiguration even arise. Assuming it is a “rock-bottom” form of conventionalism, it cannot deliver on its promise to resolve the classic transporter case. In the classic transporter case, the transported individual is not specified as being a member of any person-determining community, and so there is no fact of the matter whether the transported individual survives

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Neil A. Manson
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