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
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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Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-193) and index.
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