One self: A meditation on the unity of consciousness. Social research, 67, no. 4, 32-39, 2000
| Abstract | I am looking at my baby son, as he thrashes around in his crib, two arms flailing, hands grasping randomly, legs kicking the air, head and eyes turning this way and that, a smile followed by a grimace crossing his face. . . And I’m wondering: what is it like to be him? What is he feeling now? What kind of experience is he having of himself? | |||||||||
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