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The aim is to explore self-identity through symbols and myths, highlighting the complexities of dissociative identity disorder.

May 3, 2026Open Access

Without Warning: A Self Mythology

Key Points

The aim is to explore self-identity through symbols and myths, highlighting the complexities of dissociative identity disorder.
Collection of personal narratives utilizing folklore elements
Analysis of trauma and its impact on identity construction
Incorporation of symbols and archetypes to represent inner experiences
Reveals that various symbols and myths reflect core aspects of the speaker’s identity.
Demonstrates how trauma shapes the formation of different identities.
Highlights the interplay between folklore and personal identity in understanding dissociative experiences.

Abstract

An exploration of self through symbols, archetypes, and myths, building an almost folklore-like collection culminating in the reveal that the speaker has Dissociative Identity Disorder and that all these fragments of identification are really core aspects of the speaker’s identity. The collection will explore trauma, homeplace, and a complex inner world.

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Redd Long (Fri,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f6e6478071d4f1bdfc6f00 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.57709/181

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