Self
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| "If the little savage were left to him[[self]] so that he retained all his imbecility, uniting the little reason possessed by a child in the cradle with the passionate violence in a man thirty years old, he'd [[Oedipus complex|wring his father's neck and sleep with his mother]]." --''[[Rameau's Nephew]]'' (1805) by Diderot | "If the little savage were left to him[[self]] so that he retained all his imbecility, uniting the little reason possessed by a child in the cradle with the passionate violence in a man thirty years old, he'd [[Oedipus complex|wring his father's neck and sleep with his mother]]." --''[[Rameau's Nephew]]'' (1805) by Diderot | ||
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"To be stupid, and selfish, and to have good health are the three requirements for happiness; though if stupidity is lacking, the others are useless" [...] --G. Flaubert "If the little savage were left to himself so that he retained all his imbecility, uniting the little reason possessed by a child in the cradle with the passionate violence in a man thirty years old, he'd wring his father's neck and sleep with his mother." --Rameau's Nephew (1805) by Diderot I celebrate myself, and sing myself, --"Song of Myself" by Whitman |
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Self refers to the subject of one's own experience of phenomena: perception, emotions, thoughts; or to an individual person as the object of his own reflective consciousness (plural selves).
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See also
Sui
Essence of oneself
- Main articles: Self (philosophy), Self (psychology), and Self (sociology)
- Body
- Brain / Mind / Intelligence
- Character
- Experience
- Gender
- Human
- Human condition
- Identity
- Person
- Personality
- Skill
- Virtue
- Wisdom
Self constructs
- Individual
- Personal identity
- Personality
- Personal name
- Self-awareness
- Self-concept
- Self-consciousness
- Self-identity
- Self-image
- Self-ownership
- Self-perception
- Self-realization
- Self-worth
Stages of life
- 1. Infancy
- 2. Childhood
- 3. Adolescence
- 4. Adulthood
- 5. Middle age
- 6. Old age
Major life events
- 1. Birth
- 2. Primary school
- 3. Graduation
- 4. Coming of age
- 5. Employment
- 6. Marriage
- 7. Parenthood
- 8. Retirement
- 9. Death
See also
- Anatta
- Aseity
- Ego (disambiguation)
- Individual
- Individuation
- Outline of self
- Self-awareness
- Sources of the Self
- True self and false self
