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Which of the three am I in?
The article explores the philosophy of the self and its complexity through an analysis of a passage from Abbas Mahmoud Al-Aqqad's book "Myself." It raises a question about a person's true identity: as created by God, as seen by others, and as perceived by oneself. The text clarifies that a person remains uncertain about fully knowing themselves and is in a constant state of change. It adds that self-knowledge is not fixed but depends on others' perceptions and the connection of the essential self with existential thought. The passage emphasizes that these questions evoke deep confusion and transform reading into an internal experience, asserting that there is no definitive answer. Instead, it is a journey within the self that encourages ongoing reflection on the notions of identity and continuous self-changing.
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