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Locke on Consciousness and What it is About
Studia Leibnitiana 43 (2):160-178 (2011)
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As Locke claims that consciousness of our being is involved in all thought and perception, he treats all consciousness as some type of self-consciousness. I examine how consciousness relates to what it is about by inquiring into the intimate relations between consciousness and mental acts and consciousness and the self.Author's Profile
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