Sydney Shoemaker (1984b) argues that postulating an introspective awareness of the self as the self fails to explain all self-knowledge because if inner perception revealed an object to be F, one could only judge that they are F if they already took themselves to be that perceived object, which presupposes prior non-perceptual self-knowledge.

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  Self-Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• self concept
• self-knowledge concept
• Sydney Shoemaker entity