Bermúdez on Self–Consciousness

Philosophical Quarterly 53 (210):96-101 (2003)
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I argue that José Luis Bermúdez has not shown that there is a paradox in our concept of self–consciousness. The deflationary theory is not a plausible theory of self–consciousness, so its paradoxicality is irrelevant. A more plausible theory, ‘the simple theory’, is not paradoxical. However, I do think there is a puzzle about the connection between self–consciousness and ‘I’–thoughts.

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Brian Jonathan Garrett
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