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But perhaps this is nothing other than the 'unity of awareness,' according to which we proceed, to be sure, in consciousness processes assigning a concrete content to the other, without however having a separate consciousness of the unity itself as something other than rare and after-the-fact abstractions.

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before

Question:

Does consciousness have a unity of awareness?

Answer (optional):

The passage suggests that consciousness might have a 'unity of awareness,' which allows individuals to understand others as social actors and be aware of their society as a whole. However, this unity is not always present as a separate consciousness and may only manifest through specific concrete situations. The passage concludes by posing the question of whether there is a universal and a priori ground for this unity, which would underpin individual consciousness and socialization processes.