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rebuttedReflection leaves the pre-reflexive Ego intact: it is a consummation or disclosing intensification of what is already lived, not a falsifying mirror, so no structural split follows from reflective self-givenness.
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Reflection leaves the pre-reflexive Ego intact: it is a consummation or disclosing intensification of what is already lived, not a falsifying mirror, so no structural split follows from reflective self-givenness.
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The alternative — that reflection leaves the pre-reflexive intact — is self-defeating, since such reflection would be superfluous.
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- The alternative — that reflection leaves the pre-reflexive intact — is self-defeating, since such reflection would be superfluous.contestsuntested-default
- The alternative — that reflection leaves the pre-reflexive intact — is self-defeating, since such reflection would be superfluous.contestsuntested-default
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