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…what we call our personal private identity, is really just a kind of visa or classification of arbitrary set of data, which have a rather incidental relation to anybody.
Televised lecture, Joyce and Film, 1968, Transcript 29.02
Quote #2862
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1968
Chapter:
Identity
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