The struggle of virtual identity

About the modern multiple virtual identity crisis, and the feeling of a person being divided into several social personalities, all of which somehow express his identity and the eternal question: Who am I? Or who are you? - Does your Facebook or Instagram or X or Snapchat account reveal your identity? Is it because you are a lecturer at a prestigious university in the morning and active on social media in the evening that tells us who you are? Does your joking with friends during weekend gatherings describe yourself? Who are we and where are our identities really among this huge number of roles and personalities we assume throughout the day? For the authors: Hans Muller, professor of philosophy at Macau University, and Paul Dambrosio, professor of Chinese philosophy at East China University in Shanghai. Translator of the book: Ruba Al-Hajri. Master's in Translation Studies, translating in philosophy and humanities.