Consider these questions as you move through the chapter.
[1] (Page 26, paragraph 4) E.J. Gold introduces the prospect that we possess an essential self that works in concert with the human biological machine. That HBM is composed of our mental centrum, our emotional centrum, and our moving center. The author then tells us that this immense soup of who we are is actually simple. The machine and all its components have only two significant states. What are those state?
[2] (Page 27, paragraph 2)Here the author introduces the myth of Narcissus. What is that myth, and why is it introduced here?
[3] (Page 28, paragraph 4) What is a school?
[4] What is the fundamental relationship between the HBM and the essential self?