I: The Philosophy and Psychology of Personal Identity

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Identity, Memory, and Therapy Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Social and Cultural Studies

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This is a challenging book about how we come to be what we are - about our need to create an identity. The author argues by drawing on philosophical and psychological points, that we create our own identity by reacting to the way others see us or how we would like them to see us.

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