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Several philosophers, including Bermúdez (1998), Hurley (1998), Zahavi (2005), Peacocke (2014), and Musholt (2015), maintain that self-consciousness is present in various forms of sensory and non-sensory experience, in addition to its manifestation in first-personal thinking.
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- Self-Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy plato.stanford.edu via serper
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