Titlebook: Selbstbewusstsein; Dieter Henrich und d Manfred Frank,Jan Kuneš Book 2022 Der/die Herausgeber bzw. der/die Autor(en), exklusiv lizenziert d

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What More Than ,?st-person awareness of the subject of consciousness. In the present essay, I ask what more is needed, besides ‘I’ reference, if a human subject S is to achieve first-person self-awareness through her use of a token of ‘I’ or of an equivalent device, linguistic or nonlinguistic. I answer that S posse

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Selbstbewusstsein und bewusstes Lebenny theory of self-reflection. In his attempt to link his analysis of self-consciousness with a new kind of existential philosophy Henrich has tried to show that the prevailing scientific world view prevents human subjects, endowed with a mind that cannot be reconciled with the world of natural objec

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Notiz über ursprüngliches Sich-Wissenl self-knowledge proper to human beings are put forward. This leads to the question: What actually is the epistemological status of that thesis? It is a characteristically metaphysical conception. An alternative interpretation that does not necessarily make a metaphysical claim is presented.

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Fichte und Henrich nach-denkennstitution of the subject the essential indexical ‘I’ plays a central role. I explain that the ‘I’ is essential when the subject thinks performative sentences attributing certain mental capacities to itself. I then try to answer the following two questions: (1) What more than the semantic rule of th

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Performatives Ichr gesamten Wissenschaftslehre“ is examined. As an alternative to Henrich’s interpretation of Fichte’s concept of the self-positing I in Henrich’s original paper „Fichtes ursprüngliche Einsicht“ („Fichte’s original insight“) a new performative interpretation is presented.

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„Vor Augen haben“ in two steps. Firstly, I attempt to show that there is textual evidence in Fichte’s “Grundlage der gesammten Wissenschaftslehre” for claiming that the formula “the I posits itself as positing itself” can be seen as something which defines Fichte’s theory of the I not only in the “Wissenschaftslehre

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Selbstbewusstsein und Geistne who traces human consciousness with all its thinking and acting back to a ground, to ‘Being .’, while he sees in Hegel the one who rejects precisely this departure of philosophy from an unfathomable ground inaccessible to the mind. Hegel focuses on the question of thought develops, be it that of

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Selbstbezügliche Negation als Selbstbewusstseinterminateness (Bestimmtheit) and negation turned into a relation to itself. Henrich also explained elsewhere (primarily in his interpretion of Fichte) why the structure of Self-consciousness remains a challenge to contemporary philosophical analysis. But he does not relate the two investigations to

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