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... discuss the program ; 2. A meeting of all residents in the program with the director of training or chairman of the department to discuss various issues ; 3. A joint scientific meeting of the faculty and students , mandatory for all ...
... discuss the program ; 2. A meeting of all residents in the program with the director of training or chairman of the department to discuss various issues ; 3. A joint scientific meeting of the faculty and students , mandatory for all ...
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... discussed earlier in this chapter . 4. Problems of Language and Logic ; Semiotic . The obvious starting point for all ... discuss certain matters for religious reasons ; he must oppose , and hopefully analyze , such attitudes . The ...
... discussed earlier in this chapter . 4. Problems of Language and Logic ; Semiotic . The obvious starting point for all ... discuss certain matters for religious reasons ; he must oppose , and hopefully analyze , such attitudes . The ...
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... discuss his ideas and expose himself to the criticism of intelligent residents , an opportunity to rethink his basic assumptions and to review the literature , the holding of a teaching appointment which has com- petitive value , and ...
... discuss his ideas and expose himself to the criticism of intelligent residents , an opportunity to rethink his basic assumptions and to review the literature , the holding of a teaching appointment which has com- petitive value , and ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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