Identity in Times of Crisis, Part III: Identity and Language 2: The Quest of ‘Self’‎

Identity in Times of Crisis, Part III: Identity and Language 2: The Quest of ‘Self’ Summary In this episode, I explore the concept of the self and how it has evolved across cultures ‎and philosophies. Drawing from the framework proposed by psychologist Ulrich Neisser, ‎I break down the term 'self' into five categories: Ecological, Interpersonal, Remembered, ‎Private, and Conceptual. I also touch on the history of the self in linguistic ‎anthropology, from its fusion with the clan in rituals to its moral and spiritual ‎significance in Roman society, Christianity, and Protestant thought. Join me as we ‎discuss how language and culture shape our understanding of identity. Share your ‎thoughts, and don’t forget to tune in for the next episode! Keywords: ‎#SelfConcept; #Identity; #UlrichNeisser; #EcologicalSelf; #InterpersonalSelf; ‎‎#RememberedSelf; #PrivateSelf; #ConceptualSelf; #LinguisticAnthropology; #Persona; ‎‎#RomanHistory; #Enlightenment; #CulturalIdentity; #PhilosophyOfSelf; #WesternThought; ‎‎#IndividualVsSelf; #LockeanSelf; #Protestantism; #HumanExperience