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Personal Identity and Cortical Midline Structure (CMS): Do Temporal Features of CMS Neural Activity Transform Into “Self-Continuity”?

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Identity, Memory, and Therapy Philosophy and Theoretical Science Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies

Abstract

Central to human life is our self and its continuity of time—“self-continuity” (Ersner-Hersfield, Wimmer, & Knutson, 2009) is the temporal core of our personal identity (Northoff, 2016). Although m...

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