Senses of Self: Approaches to Pre-Reflective Self-Awareness

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ProtoSociology Vol. 36, 2019 Senses of Self: Approaches to Pre-Reflective Self-Awareness Edited by Marc Borner, Manfred Frank, and Kenneth Williford Contents IntroductionPre-Reflective Self-Consciousness and the De Se Constraint: The Legacy of the Heidelberg School - Marc Borner, Manfred Frank, Kenneth Williford Part I: Fichte’s Original Insight From “Fichte’s Original Insight” to a Moderate Defence of Self-Representationalism - Manfred Frank From Metafact to Metaphysics in “the Heidelberg School” - James G. Hart The ‘I think’. What it is all about: Self-knowing, Self-thinking, Self-consciousness - Gerhard Seel Part II: Pre-Reflective Self-Consciousness and the Transparency of Consciousness Reflexivity, Transparency, and Illusionism: Engaging Garfield - Dan Zahavi Reflecting on Pre-Reflective Self-Consciousness - Robert J. Howell Varieties of Self-Apprehension - Anna Giustina What has Transparency to do with Husserlian Phenomenology? - Chad Kidd From Non-Self-Representationalism to the Social Structure of Pre-Reflective Self-Consciousness - Kristina Musholt Liminal Manifestation and the Elusive Nature of Consciousness - Matthew C. Eshleman Part III: Self-Awareness, Higher-Order Thoughts, and Self-Acquaintance Pre-Reflective vs.Reflexive Self-Awareness - Terry Horgan Subjective Character, the Ego and De Se Representation: Phenomenological, Metaphysical and Representational Considerations on Pre-reflective Self-awareness - Miguel Ángel Sebastián Higher-Order Theories of Consciousness and the Heidelberg Problem - Josh Weisberg Some Comments on Josh Weisberg’s ‘Higher-Order Theories of Consciousness and the Heidelberg Problem’ - Gerhard Preyer Self-Acquaintance and Three Regress Arguments - Kenneth Williford Part IV: Bodily Self, Neuroscience,and Psychiatric Approaches The Senses of a Bodily Self - Shaun Gallagher Pre-Reflective Self-Awareness in Psychotic Disorders -Andreas Heinz Pre-Reflectivite Self-Consciousness as a Bodily Trait - Marc Borner Part V: Debate: First-Person and Non-Conceptual Consciousness Editorial: First Person andNon-Conceptual Consciousness The Ubiquity of Self-Awareness - Tomis Kapitan Nonconceptual Self-Awareness and the Constitution of Referential Self-Consciousness: Objections to Tomis Kapitan - Stefan Lang Egological Ubiquity:Response to Stefan Lang - Tomis Kapitan On Contemporary Philosophyand Sociology Stationen einer Freundschaft - Dieter Henrich The Logic of Conspiracy Thought: A Research Agenda for an Era of Institutional Distrust and Fake News - Luis Roniger and Leonardo Senkman Contributors Impressum Subscription – Single Article eBooks and Books on Demand Bookpublications of the Project