Just read a very thought-provoking working paper on introspection posted by Eric Schwitzgebel:
http://schwitzsplinters.blogspot.com/2010/03/introspection-what.html
It proposes that what we might call introspection arises from a family of both introspective and non-introspective judgments that probably interact in a myriad of complicated ways. So, if we can pick apart the (neural) processes underlying this family of computations, can we deconstruct introspection?
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