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... existentialism , just as positivism was the principal philosophical movement that challenged Newton's theories . There is absolutely no similarity be- tween existentialism and positivism ; in fact , they are diametrically opposed . The ...
... existentialism , just as positivism was the principal philosophical movement that challenged Newton's theories . There is absolutely no similarity be- tween existentialism and positivism ; in fact , they are diametrically opposed . The ...
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... existentialists , beginning with Heidegger , have claimed to be influ- enced by or to use the phenomenological method ... existentialist philosophers perform an important function by insisting that any study of man must con- sider his ...
... existentialists , beginning with Heidegger , have claimed to be influ- enced by or to use the phenomenological method ... existentialist philosophers perform an important function by insisting that any study of man must con- sider his ...
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... existentialist works , they have helped to bring about a reorientation toward human beings and human problems . Kierkegaard , in many ways the most original and the first of the Christian existentialists , and later Martin Heidegger ...
... existentialist works , they have helped to bring about a reorientation toward human beings and human problems . Kierkegaard , in many ways the most original and the first of the Christian existentialists , and later Martin Heidegger ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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