narrative self

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narrative self
A more or less coherent self (or self-image) that is constituted with a past  and a future in the various stories that we and others tell about ourselves.  Non-conceptual first-person content: The content of a primitive self-consciousness  that is not informed by conceptual thought. For example, the ecological content of  perception that specifies one’s own embodied position in the environment.  Sense of agency: The sense that I am the one who is causing or generating an action.  For example, the sense that I am the one who is causing something to move, or that I am  the one who is generating a certain thought in my stream of consciousness.  Sense of ownership: The sense that I am the one who is undergoing an experience. For  example, the sense that my body is moving regardless of whether the movement is voluntary  or involuntary.
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