Herb Torres

Ok that helpsmclearnsome things up for me. Thanks. I have another question if consciousness has identity does that mean consciousness is a physical object? I know that to have identity means that a thing exist in a particular way, but how does consciousness exist particularly?

Sure Marc. It is chapter 2 page 53 (on my kindle) under the section, "Consciousness as possessing identity". Peak off says,

I am reading OPAR and am in the part where he is talking about the difference between the chronological order of our development and the epistemological order of our development. He says the perceptions are epistemologically first. Is he simply saying that it is fist because that is the only way we can know about having sensations in the first place? I guess I am not understanding the impact of this fact. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.