Peter pan's shadow and the empty observer

pp. 107-113

in: Yair Neuman, Processes and boundaries of the mind, Berlin, Springer, 2003

Abstract

The idea that the observer, as a systemic closure, is identified with the primary distinction has some radical implications for the concept of "self" or "I." Those implications are discussed in the current chapter and aim to dismiss the Solipsist Cartesian concept of the "I."