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... explained in terms of simple machines such as levers and wheels , particles and waves . The great laws of Newton and his universal law of gravitation stand as an outstanding achievement of humanity ( Manuel , 1968 ) . It should be noted ...
... explained in terms of simple machines such as levers and wheels , particles and waves . The great laws of Newton and his universal law of gravitation stand as an outstanding achievement of humanity ( Manuel , 1968 ) . It should be noted ...
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... explained only with great difficulty and in a very involved way by the principles of Newtonian mechanics . As a consequence new theories appeared in which it was not clear whether they could be derived from Newtonian mechanics , but ...
... explained only with great difficulty and in a very involved way by the principles of Newtonian mechanics . As a consequence new theories appeared in which it was not clear whether they could be derived from Newtonian mechanics , but ...
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... explained as matters of faulty logic or linguistic confusion ; the problem of the existence of God is one of these . The psychotherapist should understand that philo- sophy has nothing to contribute to the so - called rational arguments ...
... explained as matters of faulty logic or linguistic confusion ; the problem of the existence of God is one of these . The psychotherapist should understand that philo- sophy has nothing to contribute to the so - called rational arguments ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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