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Polina Shmatko

University of St. Andrews
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  • University of St. Andrews
    Department of Philosophy
    Masters student
St Andrews, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Areas of Specialization
The Direction of Time
Philosophy of Physical Science
Temporal Ontology
Theories of Personal Identity
Areas of Interest
Identity
Theories of Personal Identity
Temporal Ontology
The Direction of Time
Time Travel
Aspects of Time
Physics of Time
Hegel: Logic and Metaphysics
Hegel: Philosophy of Religion
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    Asymmetrical Identity for Asymmetrical Times: Metaphysical Motivation for Why Personal Identity Should Not Be Symmetric
    Dissertation, University of Edinburgh. 2026.
    Personal Identity, MiscB-Theories of TimeA-Theories of TimeTemporal Experience, MiscPersistenceThe D…Read more
    Personal Identity, MiscB-Theories of TimeA-Theories of TimeTemporal Experience, MiscPersistenceThe Direction of TimeThe Passage of Time, MiscTemporal Ontology, Misc
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    One Way, Not Another: An Asymmetrical Account of Personal Identity
    Aporia 35 (2): 1-14. 2025.
    Physical and Animalist Theories Of Personal IdentityFission and Split BrainsRelationsThought Experim…Read more
    Physical and Animalist Theories Of Personal IdentityFission and Split BrainsRelationsThought Experiments in Personal IdentityPuzzle Cases in Personal Identity, MiscBrain TransplantsPersonal Identity, MiscPsychological Theories of Personal Identity
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