The Oxford Handbook of the Self

includes index and biblioraphy

I SELF: BEGINNINGS AND BASICS 1. History as Prologue: Western Theories of the Self JOHN BARRESI AND RAYMOND MARTIN 2. What is it Like to be a Newborn? PHILIPPE ROCHAT 3. Self-Recognition GORDON G. GALLUP, JR, JAMES R. ANDERSON, AND STEVEN M. PLATER 4. Self in the Brain KAI VOGELEY AND SHAUN GALLAGHER II BODILY SELVES 5. The Embodied Self QUASSIM CASSAM 6. Bodily Awareness and Self-Consciousness JOSE Luis BERMUDEZ 7. The Sense of Body Ownership MANOS TSAKIRIS 8. Phenomenological Dimensions of Bodily Self-Consciousness DOROTHEE LEGRAND 9. Witnessing from Here: Self-Awareness from a Bodily versus Embodied Perspective AARON HENRY AND EVAN THOMPSON III PHENOMENOLOGY AND METAPHYSICS OF SELF 10. The Minimal Subject GALEN STRAWSON 11. The No-Self Alternative THOMAS METZINGER 12. Buddhist Non-Self: The No-Owner`s Manual MARK SIDERITS 13. Unity of Consciousness and the Problem of Self DAN ZAHAVI IV PERSONAL IDENTITY, NARRATIVE IDENTITY, AND SELF-KNOWLEDGE 14. Personal Identity JOHN CAMPBELL 15. On What we are SYDNEY SHOEMAKER 16. On Knowing one`s Self JOHN PERRY 17. The Narrative Self MARYA SCHECHTMAN V ACTION AND THE MORAL DIMENSIONS OF THE SELF 18. The Unimportance of Identity DEREK PARFIT 19. Self-Agency ELISABETH PACHERIE 20. Self-Control in Action ALFRED R. MELE 21. Moral Responsibility and the Self DAVID W. SHOEMAKER VI SELF PATHOLOGIES 22. The Structure of Self-Consciousness in Schizophrenia JOSEF PARNAS AND Louis A. SASS 23. Multiple Selves JENNIFER RADDEN 24. Autism and the Self PETER R. HOBSON 25. The Self: Growth, Integrity, and Coming Apart MARCIA CAVELL VII THE SELF IN DIVERSE CONTEXTS 26. Our Glassy Essence: The Fallible Self in Pragmatist Thought RICHARD MENARY 27. The Social Construction of Self KENNETH J. GERGEN 28. The Dialogical Self: A Process of Positioning in Space and Time HUBERT J. M. HERMANS 29. Glass Selves: Emotions, Subjectivity, and the Research Process ELSPETH PROBYN 30. The Postmodern Self: An Essay on Anachronism and Powerlessness LEONARD LAWLOR 31. Self, Subjectivity, and the Instituted Social Imaginary LORRAINE CODE