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... ideas created and developed in one branch of science were afterwards successfully applied to another .... The association of solved problems with those unsolved may throw new light on our difficulties by suggesting new ideas . It is ...
... ideas created and developed in one branch of science were afterwards successfully applied to another .... The association of solved problems with those unsolved may throw new light on our difficulties by suggesting new ideas . It is ...
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... ideas on the interaction of man with man ; unfortunately , their ideas are bogged down in complex metaphysical , mystical , or poetic superstructures and these must be cleared away for the purposes of clinical psychotherapeutic work . A ...
... ideas on the interaction of man with man ; unfortunately , their ideas are bogged down in complex metaphysical , mystical , or poetic superstructures and these must be cleared away for the purposes of clinical psychotherapeutic work . A ...
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... ideas have become in so - called existentialist psychotherapy or , even worse , existential psychoanalysis . Some of ... idea of mind is a ghost concept and cannot be compared with body in any sense . Such a comparison would be like the ...
... ideas have become in so - called existentialist psychotherapy or , even worse , existential psychoanalysis . Some of ... idea of mind is a ghost concept and cannot be compared with body in any sense . Such a comparison would be like the ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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