Mises Daily
Author:
Christopher Westley
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has of himself, is the richest and apparently the most complex of all experiences accessible to him. Man’s experience of anything outside of himself is always external without having at the same time the experience of himself. (p. 3, opening paragraph) . . . [W]e cannot say that experience as such exists only in one recurrences. The datum “man-acts,” with its full experiential content, now opens itself up for exfoliation as a person’s action. (p. 10, italics in original)