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Doesn't this refer to the current class object?

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Yes, you are right, 'this' refers to the current class object. Despite this though, if you're looking to learn java, there are a couple of advantages of passing 'this' to a function and not the current class object. 

  • Since 'this' is a final variable, it cannot be assigned to a new value whilst the current class object may not be final and is susceptible to change. 
  • Its implementation can be used for a synchronized block. 

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