For a popular yet comprehensive account of theories that conceive of the physical world as the output of a computational process, see Kevin Kelly’s 'God Is the Machine’,

Wired,

10(12) (2002).

For Bohr’s view of the non-existence of quantum objects, see the discussion in Max Jammer’s

The Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics (Wiley, 1974), pp. 203-11. This is an excellent if demanding resource for analyses of the key aspects of the interpretation of the quantum mechanical formalism.

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The curious experiences of the woman who irretrievably lost her self are described in Suzanne Segal’s very readable memoir

Collision with the Infinite: A Life Beyond the Personal Self (Blue Dove Press, 1998). For more information on Cotard’s syndrome, see chapter 8 of David Enoch and Adrian Ball,

Uncommon Psychiatric Syndromes (Hodder & Stoughton, 2001).

For an overview of the different locations of the self throughout history, see Giuseppe Santoro et al., 'The Anatomic Location of the Soul From the Heart, Through the Brain, To the Whole Body, and Beyond’,

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