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Thomas Nagel
- How does Nagel argue for the conclusion that “we do not object to death merely because it involves long periods of nonexistence”?
- In your own words, what are the three problems that Nagel raises for the commonsense view that death is bad for the one who dies?
- What is the difference between relational and nonrelational properties and what work does Nagel use this distinction to do?