ArticleIntegrative psychological & behavioral science2019
The 'Self' Aspects: the Sense of the Existence, Identification, and Location.
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- The self and conscious experience.Frontiers in psychology · 2024Review
- Consciousness and its hard problems: separating the ontological from the evolutionary.Frontiers in psychology · 2023Article
- Fish self-awareness: limits of current knowledge and theoretical expectations.Animal cognition · 2022Review
- Reducing and deducing the structures of consciousness through meditation.Frontiers in psychology · 2022Review
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Abstract
The present article is limited to research studies focused on understanding the phenomenon and construction of the concept of 'Self.' When we look at one's experience of the Self, as a whole, it involves various components associated with different aspects like self-identification, self-location and the sense of the existence of oneself or the sense of Self. While exploring the Self phenomenon, many scientific studies consider only partial aspects of the experience, and hence any understanding resulting from such an evaluation makes it difficult to comment on the nature of the Self. We emphasize that while studying the Self, to understand it totally, one would need to include all the components of the Self. In this connection, we raise the following two theses: a) Ontologically, the Self is conceived as a sentient entity, the bearer of the "what it is like to be" type of feeling, and b) Phenomenologically, we do not have a direct apprehension of the Self, but experience various aspects of the Self through the Senses of Existence, Identification, and Location.
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