Being No One: The Self-Model Theory of Subjectivity (A Bradford Book)
Thomas Metzinger develops a rigorous theory explaining how the brain generates the experience of selfhood and conscious awareness.
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Being No One presents a comprehensive theory of subjectivity grounded in cognitive science and philosophy of mind.
The work examines how the human brain constructs a first-person perspective and the illusion of a persisting self.
Metzinger integrates empirical findings with conceptual analysis to explain phenomenal experience.
The book addresses questions of consciousness, self-representation, and the minimal conditions for subjectivity.
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