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... conscious- ness . Man enters the world as consciousness . And consciousness must be consciousness of something . Then when man thinks upon himself , he is consciousness conscious of its own consciousness . Here we see a linguistic ...
... conscious- ness . Man enters the world as consciousness . And consciousness must be consciousness of something . Then when man thinks upon himself , he is consciousness conscious of its own consciousness . Here we see a linguistic ...
Side 23
... consciousness would , in fact , be infinite regression ; that is , it would be an act infinitely falling back into a pour - soi . Thus , consciousness is no more and no less than pour - soi naughting en - soi . But since this is true ...
... consciousness would , in fact , be infinite regression ; that is , it would be an act infinitely falling back into a pour - soi . Thus , consciousness is no more and no less than pour - soi naughting en - soi . But since this is true ...
Side 24
... consciousness . Of course , such a statement brings us back to the paradox which the concept of the un- conscious was trying to eliminate , namely , that one can both know that one is deceiv- ing oneself and still be deceived . The un ...
... consciousness . Of course , such a statement brings us back to the paradox which the concept of the un- conscious was trying to eliminate , namely , that one can both know that one is deceiv- ing oneself and still be deceived . The un ...
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