Philosophers, neuroscientists, and mystics alike have spent decades or even centuries attempting to locate the self. None have ever found it. Join Hegelian philosopher Sebastian Rödl as he argues the self has not yet been found for a very peculiar reason. The self is not an object in the world. Rather, Rödl argues, the self provides the very possibility for knowing or experiencing a world at all.
"Incredibly ambitious." – Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews