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Wittgenstein on the First-Person

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What is the link between ‘I’-judgements and self-consciousness? What are we to make of Wittgenstein’s cryptic remarks in the Blue Book about the “as subject” use of ‘I’? Are the salient characteristics of the “as subject” use peculiar to ‘I’? Do they illuminate the nature of self-consciousness? These questions are addressed in this discussion.

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