FORTHCOMING
On Selfhood and the Limits of Identity
A Structural Correction
By Sura’el A’Tariq
First Digital Edition · Visual Ebook v1.0 · 2026
A structural correction separating the person from the identifiers, profiles, roles, and metrics used to point toward them.
For readers examining identity, recognition, dignity, digital profiles, and continuity; it does not require belief in an immaterial soul or claim to settle postmortem persistence.
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Approximately 50–60 minutes
Contents
- Preface
- Part I — The Error
- 1 · The Architecture of Identification
- 2 · When Identification Becomes Identity
- 3 · The Collapse of Selfhood
- Part II — What a Self Is
- 4 · Selfhood as Continuity
- 5 · Persistence Through Change
- 6 · Recognition Is Not Ontology
- 7 · The Myth of Constructed Identity
- Part III — Systems
- 8 · Bureaucracy and the Birth of the Identifier
- 9 · The Profile Self
- 10 · When Dignity Attaches to Labels
- Part IV — Restoration
- 11 · Selfhood Without Definition
- 12 · When the Pointing Stops
- Afterword
- Discussion Questions
- Glossary
- Notes and Further Reading
- About the Author
- Continue the Inquiry
Continue with Life Is Participation, Not Trial
the present work restores the person/description boundary; the companion explores participation after that distinction.
