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Your Self Isn't in Your Brain: How Society Builds Your Mind
George Herbert Mead's classic work "Mind, Self, and Society" shatters the Cartesian myth of the isolated mind. Instead of seeing consciousness as a private theater inside your head, Mead argues that your self is constructed through social interaction. This video explores how gestures become meaningful symbols, how children develop a sense of self through play and games, and the dynamic between the 'I' and the 'Me.' Discover why your identity depends on others—and what happens when society fragments.
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