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maggie_simon's picture

Is the I-function only the concious mind?

I would argue that even with the “I-function” it is still possible to be unaware or unconscious of certain things that we do or think.  These are, after all, related to the unconsciousness that Sophie F reflects on below.  How does the “I-function” account for unconscious processes of the mind?  Are there more input/output boxes within the “I-function”?  Or perhaps, the “I-function” is an input/output box within the unconscious mind.  (Basically the question is whether the mind is more unconscious or more conscious.)

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