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CHAPTER The Self From Various Perspectives
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DAVID HUME
(1711 – 1776)
Scottish Philosopher
“All knowledge is
derived from human
senses.”
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TWO information in
components of three ways :
the “self”:
Raw perceptual input
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distinguished
three levels of
“SELF” consciousness
PSYCHOANALY
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CONSCIOUS
PRE-CONSCIOUS/SUBCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
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psyche/mind into three CONSCIENC
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SUPEREGO
SELF
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GILBERT RYLE
(1900 - 1976)
British Philosopher and
Professor
“I Act, therefore I Am.”
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GILBERT RYLE Paul Churchland
(1900 - 1976) (1942 - present)
British Philosopher and Canadian Philosopher and
Professor Professor
“I Act, therefore I Am.” “The physical brain and
NOT the imaginary mind
gives us our sense of self”
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Neurophilosophy
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Philosophy of His view
Mind on “self”
Eliminative
Materialism
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MAURICE
GILBERT RYLE PAUL MERLEAU-PONTE
(1900 - 1976) CHURCHLAND
(1942 - present) (1908 - 1961)
British Philosopher and Canadian Philosopher and French Philosopher and Author
Professor Professor “Physical body is an important
“I Act, therefore I Am.” “The physical brain and NOT part of the self”
the imaginary mind gives us
our sense of self”
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He rejected the NG THE SELF
“SELF” as an CARTESEAN
EMBROIDED MIND-BODY
SUBJECTIVITY DUALISM
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