There is the bodilyself, which is the experience of being a body and of having a particular body. There is the perspectivalself, which is the experience of perceiving the world from a particular first-person point of view. The volitionalself involves experiences of intention and of agency – of urges to do this or that, and of being the causes of things that happen. At higher levels, we encounter narrative and social selves. The narrative self is where the ‘I’ comes in, as the experience of being a continuous and distinctive person over time, built from a rich set of autobiographical memories. And the social self is that aspect of self-experience that is refracted through the perceived minds of others, shaped by our unique social milieu. https://aeon.co/essays/the-hard-problem-of-consciousness-is-a-distraction-from-the-real-one