Self-Locating Content in Visual Experience and the "Here-Replacement" Account

According to the Self-Location Thesis, certain types of visual experiences have self-locating and so first-person (or de se), spatial contents. Such contents are typically specified in relational egocentric terms. So understood, provide support for claim that there is a kind self-consciousness found experiential states. This paper critically examines Thesis with respect dynamic-reflexive experiences, which involve movement an object toward location perceiving subject. The main aim this offer alternative interpretation these cases resists attributing them content, arguing replacement se component non-conceptual equivalent indexical ‘here’ (the h-replacement account). In its final section, also considers extension account kinesthesis.