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I will argue that unless the hard problem of consciousness and the multiple realizability thesis are confronted and dealt with (at least provisionally), every neurolinguistic theory of this sort is bound to be incomplete and impoverished. In other words, unless the two challenges are overcome, third-person methods will have to be supplemented by first-person methods in order to provide a complete picture of a linguistic phenomenon under investigation. A case study examined in the article is a research program developed by George Lakoff as the Neural Theory of Metaphor, which I consider a paradigmatic attempt to relate the data from introspection to neuroscientific findings.