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Multiple personality disorder and its hosts

fourth and greatest coming. It provides an extraordinary opportunity to observe a kind of illness, a kind of behaviour, a kind of treatment, a kind of doctor, and a kind of person in the making. I say a kind of person rather than a kind of patient because people with multiple personalities may now be starting to identify themselves, and sometimes to band together in mutual support, becoming somewhat autonomous of the medical profession that first characterized them. The present events are all the more instructive because what seem to be very similar kinds of patient, behaviour and helping professional have waxed and waned several times in the past two centuries. We have ’history of the present’, yes, but also history in the making, for one cannot well foresee where multiple personality will be when this article appears in print, let alone at the end of the decade.