Two arguments for a pre-reflective core self: Commentary on Praetorius (2009)
Consciousness and Cognition 18 (1):339-340 (2009)
| Abstract | Neither personal belief nor a phenomenal self model can exist without attachment to a pre-reflective core self. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Self belief phenomenal self model | |||||||||
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