The Birth of the Self explores the quiet, unseen transition from raw consciousness to identity - from the infant who experiences without memory, to the child who recognises themselves, to the emerging mind that can observe its own thoughts. Blending psychology, reflection, and philosophy, L. J. Morten traces how language, memory, and awareness slowly form the narrative thread we call "I". A lucid, human meditation on how the self is built, forgotten, rediscovered, and ultimately understood, this book offers a rare look at the foundations of personal identity.
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