For years, thinkers have debated the meaning and origin of the self-concept. Among contested issues are how people in different cultures can have sharply different concepts of self, what can be known about the self-concepts of depressives and schizophrenics, how meditation can affect the sense of self, and if there is an inner self of selves, as James once suggested. In this collection, a prestigious group of psychologists, anthropologists, and philosophers...