Buchdetails
Format
Gebundene Ausgabe
Sprache
Englisch
Verlag
OUP Oxford (15 Oct. 1998)
Beschreibung
Exploring the intricate landscape of self-awareness, this work delves into the philosophy of mind and the nature of personal knowledge. With contributions from prominent thinkers, it examines how individuals recognize and understand their own mental states, from sensory experiences to emotional desires. The editors bring together a collection of essays that challenge conventional notions of self-knowledge, inviting readers to contemplate the complexities of their own consciousness.
As it weaves together diverse perspectives, the book not only serves as a rich resource for students and scholars but also engages anyone interested in the fundamental questions of what it means to know oneself. It aims to illuminate the often elusive aspects of the mind, prompting deep reflection on personal identity and the nuances of human thought.
As it weaves together diverse perspectives, the book not only serves as a rich resource for students and scholars but also engages anyone interested in the fundamental questions of what it means to know oneself. It aims to illuminate the often elusive aspects of the mind, prompting deep reflection on personal identity and the nuances of human thought.