The 'just more content' objection, raised by B. Williams (1978) and S. Hurley (1994, 1998), challenges the view that self-consciousness is the factor that unifies consciousness, arguing that self-conscious thoughts are themselves just additional contents that require unification with first-order experiences.

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  Self-Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• self-consciousness concept
• unity of consciousness concept