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Old 07-04-2012, 04:51 AM   #2
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Not a new idea as such .... more a philosophical viewpoint .... I hope it fits what you had in mind for this thread:

"Each one of us is, successively, not one but many. And these successive personalities that emerge from the other tend to present the strangest most astonishing contrasts among themselves."

This quote, by Uruguayan author Jose Enrique Rodo, is the epigraph to Mario Vargas Llosa'a new novel, The Dream of the Celt.

Excerpt from The Sydney Morning Herald, Spectrum, June 30-July1 2012, reproduction of interview by Stuart Jeffries' with Llosa as printed in the (UK) Guardian. (No original Guardian publication date mentioned)

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