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"I's" (little) |
The personality is composed of countless fragments
called little "I's," all of which taken together form
one's image of oneself. These little "I's", acting
autonomously and often contradicting one other, take turns directing
the personality. For example, the jealous "I", the
complaining "I", the submissive "I", the
dominant "I", etc. Without realising it, we constantly
take ourselves to be one of these little "I's", which
gives us the impression of being one, whereas we are in fact
completely fragmented. |
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