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The Problems of Philosophy - Russell, Bertrand ยท 64 words
We have spoken of acquaintance with the contents of our minds as self consciousness, but it is not, of course, consciousness of our self. it is consciousness of particular thoughts and feelings. The question whether we are also acquainted with our bare selves, as opposed to particular thoughts and feelings, is a very difficult one, upon which it would be rash to speak positively.
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