Much of the bankruptcy of most work in the philosophy of mind over the past fifty years has come from a persistent failure to recognize and come to terms with the fact that the ontology of the mental is an irreducibly first person ontology. There is, in short, no way for us to picture subjectivity as part of our world view because, so to speak, the subjectivity in question is the picturing.

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• Person: Not available Organization: Journal of Psychoanalysis
  Consciousness and Cognitive Sciences

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• philosophy of mind concept
• subjectivity concept