Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface xv
4. INTRODUCTION. Philosophical Discovery and Philosophical Puzzles 1
5. PART ONE: Dream
6. THE MEANING OF THE DREAM HYPOTHESIS
7. 1. The Dream Hypothesis and the Argument from Internality 27
8. 2. The Dream Hypothesis: Identity and the First Person 53
9. 3. The Confusion of Standpoint 71
10. 4. The Subject Matter of the Dream Hypothesis 84
11. DREAM SKEPTICISM
12. 5. The Dream Hypothesis and the Skeptical Challenge 101
13. 6. Responding to Dream Skepticism 119
14. PART TWO: Death
15. THE MEANING OF DEATH
16. 7. I Will Die 153
17. 8. The Subject Matter and “Mineness” of My Death 168
18. DEATH AND SOLIPSISM
19. 9. Solipsism 185
20. 10. Death and the Truth of Solipsism 201
21. 11. The Awfulness and Incomprehensibility of Death 215
22. PART THREE: The Self
23. POSSIBILITY AND THE SELF
24. 12. Imagination and the Cartesian Self 237
25. 13. Metaphysical Possibility and the Self 255
26. THE POSITIONAL CONCEPTION OF THE SELF
27. 14. Preliminary Reflections on the Positional Conception of the Self 264
28. 15. The Phenomenology of the Subject Position 286
29. THE FIRST PERSON
30. 16. The Uses of the First Person 321
31. 17. What Makes First-Person Reference First Personal? 342
32. TIME AND THE SELF
33. 18. Temporalizing the Self 359
34. 19. The Problem of Personal Identity 370
35. 20. Time and the Horizon 394
36. 21. My Past 408
37. 22. My Future 432
38. 23. My Future: The Puzzle of Division 450
39. 24. Conclusion: The Extraphilosophical Puzzles 474
40. Bibliography 487
41. Index 491