In this lecture for the Arts One course at the University of British Columbia, Jill Fellows starts by explaining the interrelated concepts of memoro-politics, the looping effect and making up people, and action under a description. Then she talks about the overall organization of the book and its main arguments, before delving into a history of multiple personality, according to Hacking.
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