The subject-as-object problem.

Thinking about oneself as a subject leaves unanswered fundamental questions about one's identity as an object: about which thing one is, about what kind of thing one is, and about whether one exists at all. I put forward a new way of thinking about these questions by outlining the subject-as-object...

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Published in:	Inquiry Vol. 69; no. 2; pp. 199 - 222
Main Author:	Doerksen, Lisa
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Feb2026
Subjects:	Identity (Psychology) Self (Philosophy) Self-consciousness (Awareness) Objectivity Introspection Presence (Philosophy)
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