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    Supports→Some sort of higher-order or self-representation is necessary for a mental state to be conscious in the pre-theoretically recognized sense.

    A representationalist construal of this commitment implies that consciousness of a state requires some representational relation to that state.

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    An important inspiration for such theories lies in the idea that, pre-theoretically or commonsensically, we are inclined to endorse the idea that conscious states are states we are conscious of. One takes this to have the status of a necessary truth pertaining to all conscious states, and gives it a representationalist construal. This yields the starting point: some sort of higher-order or self-representation is necessary for a state to be conscious in a pre-theoretically recognized sense. We al

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