Three Dimensional Analysis: from the First Person to Consiousness and the Self
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https://doi.org/10.48162/rev.50.013Keywords:
first-person perspective, consciousness, selfAbstract
This article analyzes three positions that share the first-person perspective as starting point in debates on philosophy of mind; however, each one has a different concept of consciousness and the self. The biological naturalism of John Searle, the neurophenomenology inspired by Francisco Varela and Dan Zahavi’s phenomenology of mind are studied in order to show the reasons why the same area of analysis gives rise to different stances.
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