Selves and Other Texts

Delve into the profound exploration of identity and culture with Selves and Other Texts by Joseph Margolis, published in 2003 by Pennsylvania State University Press. This engaging book spans 224 pages, offering readers an in-depth analysis of how the concepts of the self and cultural phenomena—including language, history, action, and art—are as substantial and "real" as the physical world around us.

Margolis extends his earlier investigations into the realms of aesthetics and cultural studies, presenting a compelling argument that challenges conventional views of reality. Ideal for enthusiasts of philosophy, metaphysics, and cultural criticism, this thought-provoking work encourages readers to rethink their perceptions of what constitutes reality.

Explore the intricate connections between individual identities and the cultural artifacts they produce through this essential read by one of the foremost thinkers in contemporary philosophy.