Locke on Personal Identity

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The book examines John Locke's theory of personal identity, arguing against common criticisms that claim it is flawed. Galen Strawson defends Locke, asserting that the objections raised actually support Locke's original ideas about the nature of persons and selves. By challenging the prevailing views, the author aims to reaffirm the validity of Locke's perspective in contemporary discussions on identity.