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    Supports→The ego is a representational complex from which all component parts may be negated

    Through development of self-consciousness, the self comes to be seen as distinct from its external environment and from the here and now

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    Especially important for the Ausbildung or development of self-consciousness is the reminiscence of the past. For in this way one comes to see a difference between that center of past (psychic) conditions and current ones; hence all psychic conditions are recognized as accidental: the individual itself cannot be reduced to any one of them, and hence appears, in apperception, to stand forth as distinct from them (SW VI: 179). Thus, we come increasingly to see our selves as distinct from our exter

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