...the complex structure of consciousness is as follows: there is an unreflected act of reflection without I which is aimed at a reflected consciousness. This reflected consciousness becomes the object of the reflecting consciousness, without, however, ceasing to affirm its own object(a chair, a mathematical truth, etc). At the same time a new object appears which is the occasion for an affirmation of the reflective consciousness and is in consequence neither on the same level as unreflected consciousness(because the latter is an absolute that has no need of reflective consciousness in order to exist), nor on the same level as the object of the unreflected consciousness(chair, etc). This transcendent object of the reflective act is the I. -Jean-Paul Sartre, The Transcendence of the Ego, p. 9. wala sa tay printscreen ron kay oras na para magsipag Daryl Mendoza Melquiades Villordon Neil Dunken
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