Locke's Idea Of An Enduring Body Analysis
Humes has an entirely different viewpoint on Locke’s idea of a persisting self; his own theory which is that the “self’ is nothing but a bundle of impressions. In response to Locke’s theory of an enduring body, Hume would point out two outstanding errors with Locke’s theory which are that the self is in fact not constant and enduring, and Locke’s lack of evidence. Locke’s view on identity lacks sufficient evidence to back it up. With Locke truly believing that there is a persistent self that means that there is one lone impression giving rise to all of the ideas that man has which is completely bizarre. This is because self or a person is not just one but a many several impressions put together. To have a persistence self, one must exist without