Can one thing become two?

Philosophical Studies 33 (3):203-227 (1978)
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I shall argue that (in a sense to be explained) one thing can become two.

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The Persisting Problem of the Ship of Theseus.Meredith Wilson Michaels - 1980 - Dissertation, University of Massachusetts Amherst

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