The thesis that consciousness is necessarily or essentially unified plays a central role in Descartes's writings and also in those of Kant.
An edition of Consciousness and persons
(2003)
Consciousness and Persons
Unity and Identity (Representation and Mind)
New Ed edition
by Michael Tye
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Consciousness and Persons: Unity and Identity (Representation and Mind)
September 1, 2005, The MIT Press
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0262701138 9780262701136
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