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Valuable and detailed accounts of the stance toward the subjectobject schema in the work of Husserl, Heidegger and Wittgenstein are to be found in Kusch (1989) and, with special reference to the analysis of self-consciousness, Tugendhat (1986). Kusch brings out the way in which, e.g., Heideggers opposition to the schema was an expression of his rejection of the individualistic and transcendental tendencies in Husserl. The relevance of this for my argument is that rejecting an individualistic and transcendental version of the subjectobject schema doesnt imply rejecting it in every sense. There could still be important work for it to do in the context of, say, an anti-individualistic and naturalistic analysis of knowledge.

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