Marco Ferrante is a specialist in Indian philosophy, with a special focus on epistemology, philosophy of mind and philosophy of language. He was Berggruen Fellow in Comparative Philosophy at the University of Oxford, UK.

• 1. Historical and Philosophical Contexts 2. The Buddhist Doctrine of Non–Self 3. The True Nature of Self–Awareness 4. Self–Awareness and the Pratyabhijñā’s forerunners 5. A Linguistic Consciousness 6. Subjectivity and First–Person Stance 7. Self

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Marco Ferrante is a specialist in Indian philosophy, with a special focus on epistemology, philosophy of mind and philosophy of language. He was Berggruen Fellow in Comparative Philosophy at the University of Oxford, UK.

• 1. Historical and Philosophical Contexts 2. The Buddhist Doctrine of Non–Self 3. The True Nature of Self–Awareness 4. Self–Awareness and the Pratyabhijñā’s forerunners 5. A Linguistic Consciousness 6. Subjectivity and First–Person Stance 7. Self

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Marco Ferrante is a specialist in Indian philosophy, with a special focus on epistemology, philosophy of mind and philosophy of language. He was Berggruen Fellow in Comparative Philosophy at the University of Oxford, UK.

• 1. Historical and Philosophical Contexts 2. The Buddhist Doctrine of Non–Self 3. The True Nature of Self–Awareness 4. Self–Awareness and the Pratyabhijñā’s forerunners 5. A Linguistic Consciousness 6. Subjectivity and First–Person Stance 7. Self

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