Edward Casey's Memory of Seeing Small Changes Suggests What About

question 23

Multiple Choice

Edward Casey's memory of seeing Small Changes suggests what about memories?

• A) That quasi-memories are possibly a good way for Parfit to respond to circularity worries
• B) That we can't separate our relation to the experiences we remember from the content of those memories
• C) That content matters less than one's relation to the experience one remembers when it comes to personal identity
• D) None of the above

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