Thinking the Pluri Person Through Ironic

This audiobook presents a philosophical exploration of the "pluri person," examining the complexities and fragmentation of identity through the lens of irony. It argues that ironic consciousness reveals the plural nature of selfhood, challenging traditional unified models of identity. By engaging with various fields such as continental philosophy and psychology, the study delves into the implications of acknowledging a multi-faceted self, addressing key questions of authenticity, responsibility, and the ethical dimensions of identity in contemporary society.