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    Phenomenological self: owner and agent, through thick and thin, The

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    Abstract
    The central work of this thesis is to compare and contrast two phenomenological notions of self: the minimal self, a Husserlian notion articulated by Dan Zahavi, and SESMET, as developed by Galen Strawson. The minimal self conception takes the self to be a kind of diachronically unified owner of experience and agent of action, but takes unification and ownership to entail more than may be justified. Strawson neglects to construe diachronicity appropriately, misconstruing the phenomenological nature of the stream and rejecting agency in toto, but covertly reintroduces agency in a metaphysical ...
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    Author(s)
    Lenzo, Edward Anthony

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    MacKenzie, Matthew

    Date Issued
    2014
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    born digital; masters theses
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