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Finding Myself: Beyond the False Boundaries of Personal Identity
In this groundbreaking work, with a foreword by Thomas Nagel, Arnold Zuboff challenges some of the deepest assumptions about what it means to be a self. With lucid thought experiments and uncompromising logic, he argues for a radical view of consciousness and personal identity that has far-reaching implications for how we think about our lives, our relationships, and our place in the universe. This book is both a rigorous philosophical work and an invitation to rethink the nature of the self—and to discover freedom beyond its supposed limits. *Published as a special supplement to Midwest Studies in Philosophy*
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