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... bodies and projectiles , as well as other natural pheno- mena by comparing them with animal and human behavior ... body and in- flicting all sorts of weird suffering on the victim . At worst , it was believed that magic spells were ...
... bodies and projectiles , as well as other natural pheno- mena by comparing them with animal and human behavior ... body and in- flicting all sorts of weird suffering on the victim . At worst , it was believed that magic spells were ...
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... Body Problem . This classical philosophical prob- lem is in a sense - part of metaphysics because it is based on the intuitive immediacy of our own mental processes , which are not understood . The psychotherapist , like everyone else ...
... Body Problem . This classical philosophical prob- lem is in a sense - part of metaphysics because it is based on the intuitive immediacy of our own mental processes , which are not understood . The psychotherapist , like everyone else ...
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... body , gratifica- tion of both can bring a sense of happiness , or at least contentment ( ataraxia ) . There is little agreement on the exact meaning of " pleasure " or on the relationship between happiness to contentment . Pleasures of ...
... body , gratifica- tion of both can bring a sense of happiness , or at least contentment ( ataraxia ) . There is little agreement on the exact meaning of " pleasure " or on the relationship between happiness to contentment . Pleasures of ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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