The Mechanics of Selfhood by Dr. Bob Pliny -SOLD!

I learned very early in my life to think of the self as having a singular nature; a sense of being that is somehow expressed through a singular, though flexible, identity. After a lifetime of observing the part identity plays in countless varied situations, I now wonder if it's more likely that I interpret the succession of many different identities as if they were a single, all be it, flexible one. So many different identities have come and gone; each expressed through its own unique set of qualities, perspectives and ways of doing things.øFor example, in some moments I'll find myself playing the role of a frustrated little boy; in others a loving husband; in others still, a loyal employee.ø Identities are so varied that some even contradict one another.øIn each of these cases identity contributes to a particular experience of self. The Mechanics of Selfhood is a meditation on the profoundly rich experience of being in the world and observing one identity after another pass through awareness.