On Self-awareness, or Lack thereof
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Does self-awareness necessarily accompany conscious experience? According to a prominent view, the answer is affirmative: all conscious states possess a minimal, first-person form of self-awareness. Drawing on conceptual distinctions from the philosophy of language and on cases involving third-person self-reference, this talk examines the relationship between experience, first-person perspective, and self-awareness. It argues that this distinction lets us characterize the structural features of conscious experience without presupposing self-awareness, raising questions about its alleged ubiquity.
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