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In this entry, some of the various conceptions of object are documented and explored; and as with Tugendhat, their roles in logic, ontology and the philosophy of language are examined.

In previous sections of this entry some attempt has been made to clarify some principles that prize equality of condition of some sort.

In keeping with the usage in this entry, in some instances, "constitutive incomparability" is perhaps a more appropriate term than "constitutive incommensurability".

In this entry I have outlined some of them, and discussed some of the main arguments.

We will identify one family of moral-status accounts those basing possession on individual attributes as the primary, though not the exclusive, source of the challenge addressed in this entry: the claim that some human beings lack full moral status.

In this entry, we will uncover some of the Islamic philosophical and theological underpinnings of Maimonides' work with a focus on the Theology of Aristotle, and the writings of al-Farabi (ca. 870-950), AvIbn SinaIbn Sina, 980-1037), al-Ghazali (1058-1111), and Averroes (Ibn Rushd, 1126-1198).

Some material in this entry appeared in Aydede (2006).

Some material in this entry appeared previously in E. Olson, 'Personal Identity', in The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Mind, edited by S. Stich and T. Warfield, Oxford: Blackwell, 2003.

1. Some of the material in this entry draws from the authors' previously published work.

Some of the passages in this entry are borrowed from Klein 2008.

In this entry we will restrict ourselves to very brief expositions of some of these.