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Question: For Ryle, what is his philosophical perspective of "self". Make it briefly
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Ryle's perspective of "self" is rooted in what he termed 'the ghost in the machine' critique against Cartesian dualism. For him, the concept of "self" is not a separate, non-physical entity, but rather the way a person behaves or performs in their interactions with the world. He views the self as a series of behaviors and the person as the sum total of these behaviors. For Ryle, to know a person is to know their behaviour patterns, not to know some elusive internal substance or soul within them.
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