Immanuel Kant introduced the idea that self-consciousness is interdependent with consciousness of an external objective world, asserting that one can only be aware of oneself to the extent that one experiences an organized world of objects that interact causally and predictably.

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  Self-Consciousness - Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science

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