“Personal Identity”

Target entity: “Personal Identity”
Context triple: [John Perry, notableWork, “Personal Identity”]

• A. Şahsiyet
  Şahsiyet is a critically acclaimed Turkish crime drama miniseries centered on an aging man who, after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, embarks on a vigilante quest for justice.
• B. Problems of the Self
  Problems of the Self is a collection of influential essays by philosopher Bernard Williams that explores issues in personal identity, moral psychology, and the nature of the self.
• C. A Personal Manifesto
  A Personal Manifesto is a political work by British Liberal politician Jo Grimond in which he outlines his vision for liberalism and the future direction of his party and British politics.
• D. "The I Who Is Not Me"
  "The I Who Is Not Me" is a reflective, introspective piece that explores themes of identity and self-alienation within the broader work "Feel Free."
• E. “Things in Themselves”
  “Things in Themselves” is a philosophical work by Kit Fine that develops a distinctive metaphysical account of reality and objects as they are independently of our representations.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: “Personal Identity”
Target entity description: “Personal Identity” is a philosophical work by John Perry that explores the nature of selfhood and what it means for a person to persist over time.

• A. Şahsiyet
  Şahsiyet is a critically acclaimed Turkish crime drama miniseries centered on an aging man who, after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, embarks on a vigilante quest for justice.
• B. Problems of the Self
  Problems of the Self is a collection of influential essays by philosopher Bernard Williams that explores issues in personal identity, moral psychology, and the nature of the self.
• C. A Personal Manifesto
  A Personal Manifesto is a political work by British Liberal politician Jo Grimond in which he outlines his vision for liberalism and the future direction of his party and British politics.
• D. "The I Who Is Not Me"
  "The I Who Is Not Me" is a reflective, introspective piece that explores themes of identity and self-alienation within the broader work "Feel Free."
• E. “Things in Themselves”
  “Things in Themselves” is a philosophical work by Kit Fine that develops a distinctive metaphysical account of reality and objects as they are independently of our representations.
• F. None of above. chosen