PERSONAL IDENTITY
SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
SELF-KNOWLEDGE
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"... the technology of the mirror, perfected and marketed by Venice in the early sixteenth century, first enabled people literally to reflect on a whole picture of themselves. By contrast, before the sixteenth century, blown glassmirrors magnified what was near their surface and this made it difficult for people to see their whole appearance. In all this, there was an enrichment of the sense of self" (Roger Smith, 'Self-Reflection and the Self', in Rewriting the Self: Histories from the Renaissance to the Present, ed. Roy Porter (London, 1997).
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