
by Stephen E. Braude
First Person Plural is the first full-length philosophical examination of multiple personality. The book examines the nature of mental unity in the light of multiple personality. The author argues that alternate personalities are deep and genuine divisions of the self (and explains what those divisions amount to), but argues that those divisions actually presuppose an even deeper form of mental unity.

Umberto Eco

Angelo Codevilla
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