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Richard D. Chessick. Although Freud's theories were never so widely received as Newton's , it could easily be maintained that the high point for Freud came just after World War II . At that time , under the influ- ence of many ...
Richard D. Chessick. Although Freud's theories were never so widely received as Newton's , it could easily be maintained that the high point for Freud came just after World War II . At that time , under the influ- ence of many ...
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... Freud had pre- dicted twenty - four years after the three months analysis with her . She clung to her son with the ... Freud's analysis of the dream is not convincing ; he recognized that therapy had mobilized Dora's powerful sexual ...
... Freud had pre- dicted twenty - four years after the three months analysis with her . She clung to her son with the ... Freud's analysis of the dream is not convincing ; he recognized that therapy had mobilized Dora's powerful sexual ...
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... Freud , A. ( 1969 ) . Difficulties in the path of psychoanalysis . New York : International Universities Press . Freud , S. ( 1905 ) . Fragment of an analysis of a case of hysteria . Standard Edition , vol . 7. London : Hogarth Press ...
... Freud , A. ( 1969 ) . Difficulties in the path of psychoanalysis . New York : International Universities Press . Freud , S. ( 1905 ) . Fragment of an analysis of a case of hysteria . Standard Edition , vol . 7. London : Hogarth Press ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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