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,How Do We Construe ‘The Self Lacks Reality’?, actually exist? Is it real? The first step of this enquiry will be to analyse what it could . for this self to lack reality: the goal of this chapter. I will suggest that the self, if it lacked reality, would lack reality by virtue of its being . and . (concepts that I spend some time explaining).

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The Two-Tiered Illusion of Self,ed is illusory; for while it purports to be unconstructed, it is, as a matter of fact, constructed. Given the more detailed analysis from Chapter 8, which pins the source of the self’s constructed status on boundedness (and not awareness), I now propose a more specific way to describe the illusion o

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