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introspection

Etymologically, introspection means “looking within.” The term introspection is typically used as a placeholder for the distinctive way, whatever it is, in which we know our own minds. Yet it is contentious whether we know our own minds by inner perception. [Source: Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences; Introspection (Philosophical Psychology)]

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