“Suddenly I stood up mightily...bent forward a little, and in one go I produced. I turned. What a sight! What a smell! It was a magnificent log of excrement, at first poorly formed, like conglomerate rock that hasn't had the time to set, and dark brown, nearly black, then resolving itself into a dense texture of a rich chestnut hue, with fascinating convolutions. It started deep in the potty, but after a coil or two it rose up like a hypnotised cobra and came to rest against my calf, where I remember it very, very warm, my first memory of temperature. It ended in a perfect moist peak.”
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This book delves into the nature of the self, addressing questions about what constitutes personal identity and how individuals perceive themselves. It discusses various perspectives from philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience, considering topics such as self-awareness, the continuity of self over time, and the influence of social and cultural factors on self-concept. The text aims to provide a comprehensive overview of theories and debates surrounding the self, without endorsing a single viewpoint, and encourages readers to reflect on their own understanding of selfhood. more
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