First Person and Body Ownership

Abstract: Bodily and mental self-ascriptions are forms of first-person thought where a subject attributes physical properties and psychological states to herself. The body-ownership view argues that a necessary and sufficient condition on such self-ascriptions is the existence of causal links betwee...

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Autor principal:	Sanhueza Rodríguez,Sebastián
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad de La Serena/Facultad de Humanidades. Departamento de Artes y Letras. 2019
Materias:	first-person thought body-ownership causal links P.F. Strawson Animalism
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description	Abstract: Bodily and mental self-ascriptions are forms of first-person thought where a subject attributes physical properties and psychological states to herself. The body-ownership view argues that a necessary and sufficient condition on such self-ascriptions is the existence of causal links between a spatio-temporal body and the self-ascribed properties or states. However, since P.F. Strawson’s influential attack, this view has been dismissed as a bad philosophical idea. The goal of this brief piece is to outline the body-ownership view and neutralise two classic lines of objection against it: on the one hand, that the stance is incoherent; and, on the other, that it has counterintuitive implications.
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