Léon Turner is a Research Associate at the Psychology and Religion Research Group, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

’This, the latest publication in the Ashgate Science and Religion Series, is an original and stimulating interdisciplinary study of personhood that deals with issues around self-multiplicity head on, rather than relegating them to the periphery. Renowned for its cross-discipline debates on a number of contemporary issues under the editorship of Roger Trigg and J. Wentzel van Huyssteen, the series here offers an interesting interface between theology and the human sciences on the topic of the plural self.’ Heythrop Journal

• Introduction; Chapter 1 The Crisis of Identity: Diagnosing and Healing the Fragmented Self; Chapter 2 The Destabilisation of Identity in Contemporary Social Thought; Chapter 3 The Problem of the Self and its Representation; Chapter 4 Experiential Multiplicity, Narrative Identity and Pathologies of Self; Chapter 5 The Unity of the Person and the Doctrine of Imago Dei; Chapter 6 Pannenberg and McFadyen in Dialogue with Psychology; conclusion Conclusion: Reconfiguring Theology’s Dialogue with Psychology;

Léon Turner is a Research Associate at the Psychology and Religion Research Group, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

’This, the latest publication in the Ashgate Science and Religion Series, is an original and stimulating interdisciplinary study of personhood that deals with issues around self-multiplicity head on, rather than relegating them to the periphery. Renowned for its cross-discipline debates on a number of contemporary issues under the editorship of Roger Trigg and J. Wentzel van Huyssteen, the series here offers an interesting interface between theology and the human sciences on the topic of the plural self.’ Heythrop Journal

• Introduction; Chapter 1 The Crisis of Identity: Diagnosing and Healing the Fragmented Self; Chapter 2 The Destabilisation of Identity in Contemporary Social Thought; Chapter 3 The Problem of the Self and its Representation; Chapter 4 Experiential Multiplicity, Narrative Identity and Pathologies of Self; Chapter 5 The Unity of the Person and the Doctrine of Imago Dei; Chapter 6 Pannenberg and McFadyen in Dialogue with Psychology; conclusion Conclusion: Reconfiguring Theology’s Dialogue with Psychology;

Léon Turner is a Research Associate at the Psychology and Religion Research Group, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

’This, the latest publication in the Ashgate Science and Religion Series, is an original and stimulating interdisciplinary study of personhood that deals with issues around self-multiplicity head on, rather than relegating them to the periphery. Renowned for its cross-discipline debates on a number of contemporary issues under the editorship of Roger Trigg and J. Wentzel van Huyssteen, the series here offers an interesting interface between theology and the human sciences on the topic of the plural self.’ Heythrop Journal

• Introduction; Chapter 1 The Crisis of Identity: Diagnosing and Healing the Fragmented Self; Chapter 2 The Destabilisation of Identity in Contemporary Social Thought; Chapter 3 The Problem of the Self and its Representation; Chapter 4 Experiential Multiplicity, Narrative Identity and Pathologies of Self; Chapter 5 The Unity of the Person and the Doctrine of Imago Dei; Chapter 6 Pannenberg and McFadyen in Dialogue with Psychology; conclusion Conclusion: Reconfiguring Theology’s Dialogue with Psychology;