Linguistically Speaking

I are myself and all my other selves ;-). I'd say that the 'subject' or the 'I' is just a term that promises unity for a concept that is maybe not inherently unitary - there may be different parts or aspects to the subject? Who says that it's normal to have one and not two or several selves that define us as us? (I'm not sure whether it matters if we call them parts of a 'split' self, or whether we see them as a combination of several selves - could be either?).

Vielen Dank für die Empfehlung! Das Buch ist leider in unserer Bibliothek vergriffen, aber vielleicht find ich es ja noch sonst wo - dann kann ich vielleicht sogar meine Ichs dazu bringen, miteinander zu reden... ;-)