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Slippin' Identity


Šekrst, Kristina
Slippin' Identity // Better Call Saul and Philosophy / Heter, Joshua ; Coppenger, Brett (ur.).
Chicago (IL): Carus Books, 2022. str. 101-109


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Naslov
Slippin' Identity

Autori
Šekrst, Kristina

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, stručni

Knjiga
Better Call Saul and Philosophy

Urednik/ci
Heter, Joshua ; Coppenger, Brett

Izdavač
Carus Books

Grad
Chicago (IL)

Godina
2022

Raspon stranica
101-109

ISBN
978-1-63770-026-6

Ključne riječi
personal identity ; narrativism ; psychological continuity ; bodily continuity

Sažetak
Saul Goodman, Slipping Jimmy, Charlie Hustle, Gene Takavic, Viktor Saint Claire, and many others — all seem to be aliases of one James McGill. The characterization question, from the point of view of the metaphysics of identity, is trying to answer what determines personal identity. The notion of persistence describes necessary and sufficient conditions for a person to continue or cease to exist as a person. The practical importance regarding persistence includes both responsibility for a person's actions and the fact that identity matters practically because of a person's selfish care about his or her own future. From a Better Call Saul perspective, we are combining metaphysical issues of identity — that pinpoint what it takes for someone to remain the same person — with the pendulum of various James McGill personae. James McGill does seem to have both biological and psychological continuity while shifting from one character to another, but we will argue that psychological continuity is only relevant at the lowest level and that the narrativist account seems to better explain different Jimmy personae. Narrativism answers the persistence question by stating that we are persisting as the same person because of the stories we tell about ourselves, which influence our lives and our decisions. Identity is being constituted at a narrative level, that is — Jimmy is his (current) story, determining when he begins and ends. In this paper, by analyzing character development throughout the series, we are trying to show that James McGill may not always be equated with his aliases because of different spatial and temporal narratives, which also could open various ethical implications of responsibility for past actions.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Filozofija, Filmska umjetnost (filmske, elektroničke i medijske umjetnosti pokretnih slika)



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Citiraj ovu publikaciju:

Šekrst, Kristina
Slippin' Identity // Better Call Saul and Philosophy / Heter, Joshua ; Coppenger, Brett (ur.).
Chicago (IL): Carus Books, 2022. str. 101-109
Šekrst, K. (2022) Slippin' Identity. U: Heter, J. & Coppenger, B. (ur.) Better Call Saul and Philosophy. Chicago (IL), Carus Books, str. 101-109.
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