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Sangeetha MenonArgues for a focus on correlations between the self and the brain to explain facets of consciousness.Delves into issues of the unity, continuity, and adherence of experience.Includes perspectives from

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Smith and the Organic Metaphorsand the body in ways in which there is more sophistication in our methods and better depth in our conceptualizations? This chapter also gives a synopsis of the key theses developed in the rest of the chapters, and in the book as a whole.

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Martin Kutrib,Matthias Wendlandt agency of the person. Character cannot be imagined to be belonging to a person with no self or fleeting self. It is hard to understand how a person with fleeting or no self can be held responsible for intentions, acts and outcomes.

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The Problematic of Consciousness: An Introduction,and the body in ways in which there is more sophistication in our methods and better depth in our conceptualizations? This chapter also gives a synopsis of the key theses developed in the rest of the chapters, and in the book as a whole.

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Being and Wellbeing: You, Me and Our Free Will, agency of the person. Character cannot be imagined to be belonging to a person with no self or fleeting self. It is hard to understand how a person with fleeting or no self can be held responsible for intentions, acts and outcomes.