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Bridging the profound gap between neonatal sensation and structured thought, this work offers a compelling phenomenological reconstruction of the infant's nascent consciousness. By dismantling the assumption that meaning requires language, it explores how the pre-verbal subject establishes a coherent phenomenal field through embodied agency and primal intentionality. This rigorous inquiry provides an essential framework for understanding the foundations of human subjectivity, challenging cognitive scientists and philosophers alike to reconsider the silent, sophisticated origins of the proto-world before the first word is ever spoken.
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