This book gives fascinating and refreshing insight into the digital self from many interesting and varied perspectives. Drawing on philosophical and psychological approaches to understanding the self, Jay Friedenberg evaluates the impacts of technology on the self and on identity. The book will appeal to a wide audience and many levels of students in a variety of courses including media studies, psychology, and cyberpsychology."—Jacqui Taylor-Jackson, Professor of Cyberpsychology, Western Sydney University "By exploring how people express themselves and experience each other online, Friedenberg provides a comprehensive framework for understanding one of the most elusive concepts in the history of philosophy and the history of psychology: the human self. A must-read for anyone interested in how the digital age shapes personal identity."—John Suler, author of Psychology of the Digital Age