Adam M. Ferner has worked in academic philosophy in France and the UK, and in schools and youth centres around London. He has written two books – Think Differently (2018) and Organisms and Personal Identity (2016) – and has two more on the way. He has been a regular contributor to philosophy journals and magazines including The Philosophy Magazine. Adam currently works at the Royal Institute of Philosophy in London.

• Introduction 1. An Intellectual Microcosm 2. D 3. Natural Substances and Artefacts 4. The Human Being Theory 5. A Genealogy of the Person Concept 6. Biological Models 7. Reduction and Emergence 8. Aristotelian Organisms 9. Brain Transplantation 10. Conclusion 11. Appendix: A History of the Brain Transplantation Story

Adam M. Ferner has worked in academic philosophy in France and the UK, and in schools and youth centres around London. He has written two books – Think Differently (2018) and Organisms and Personal Identity (2016) – and has two more on the way. He has been a regular contributor to philosophy journals and magazines including The Philosophy Magazine. Adam currently works at the Royal Institute of Philosophy in London.

• Introduction 1. An Intellectual Microcosm 2. D 3. Natural Substances and Artefacts 4. The Human Being Theory 5. A Genealogy of the Person Concept 6. Biological Models 7. Reduction and Emergence 8. Aristotelian Organisms 9. Brain Transplantation 10. Conclusion 11. Appendix: A History of the Brain Transplantation Story

Adam M. Ferner has worked in academic philosophy in France and the UK, and in schools and youth centres around London. He has written two books – Think Differently (2018) and Organisms and Personal Identity (2016) – and has two more on the way. He has been a regular contributor to philosophy journals and magazines including The Philosophy Magazine. Adam currently works at the Royal Institute of Philosophy in London.

• Introduction 1. An Intellectual Microcosm 2. D 3. Natural Substances and Artefacts 4. The Human Being Theory 5. A Genealogy of the Person Concept 6. Biological Models 7. Reduction and Emergence 8. Aristotelian Organisms 9. Brain Transplantation 10. Conclusion 11. Appendix: A History of the Brain Transplantation Story