David Hume's skepticism about self-perception is challenged by the observation that while Hume claimed he could find no self in introspection, he reported his findings in first-personal terms, indicating he was aware of his mental states as his own, as noted by Roderick Chisholm (1976).

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• mental states concept
• David Hume entity
• introspection concept
• Roderick M. Chisholm entity
• self-perception concept