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... Nietzsche's masterpiece Ecce Homo : How One Becomes What One Is ( taken from the words Pilate said of Jesus [ John 19 : 5 ] : " Behold the man ! " ) tries to present a new and different image of humanity . Nietzsche struggles throughout ...
... Nietzsche's masterpiece Ecce Homo : How One Becomes What One Is ( taken from the words Pilate said of Jesus [ John 19 : 5 ] : " Behold the man ! " ) tries to present a new and different image of humanity . Nietzsche struggles throughout ...
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... Nietzsche , in this remarkable pre - Freudian passage , may be correct , it does not follow that all philosophy is subjective nonsense and a waste of time . In fact , I believe that for the psychotherapist , philosophy , carefully ...
... Nietzsche , in this remarkable pre - Freudian passage , may be correct , it does not follow that all philosophy is subjective nonsense and a waste of time . In fact , I believe that for the psychotherapist , philosophy , carefully ...
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... Nietzsche have devoted considerable attention to man's being - in - the - world , the entire matter must be scrutinized more carefully now that tradi- tional values are breaking down and man is becoming more aware of his alone - ness ...
... Nietzsche have devoted considerable attention to man's being - in - the - world , the entire matter must be scrutinized more carefully now that tradi- tional values are breaking down and man is becoming more aware of his alone - ness ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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