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The Identities of Persons ed. by Amelie Oskenberg Rorty (review)

artificial functional TDs, and biological functional TDs. Purposive TDs and artificial functional TDs appeal to goals, which are intentional objects, being apparent goods; behavioral functional TDs and biological functional TDs appeal to actual goods, which are more or less identified with individual or species survival. Woodfield's work, like Wright's, is knowledgeable, up-to-date, and polemical. Because of smaller print, in addition to the greater number of pages, it is more' than twice as long. Whereas Wright's volume contains only a brief index of names, Woodfield's has both an adequate index and a select bibliography. However, both volumes constitute significant statements in the venerable search for a better understanding of teleology, and both are recommended.