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... to eschew philosophy altogether , rests on certain assumptions that can only be examined by the method of philosophy ! Therefore , unless we are willing to lead an unexamined life , which Socrates said was " not worth living 52.
... to eschew philosophy altogether , rests on certain assumptions that can only be examined by the method of philosophy ! Therefore , unless we are willing to lead an unexamined life , which Socrates said was " not worth living 52.
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Richard D. Chessick. life , which Socrates said was " not worth living " ( another basic assumption ) , we must become familiar with philosophy . To clarify the difference between a philosophical proposition and a psychodynamic ...
Richard D. Chessick. life , which Socrates said was " not worth living " ( another basic assumption ) , we must become familiar with philosophy . To clarify the difference between a philosophical proposition and a psychodynamic ...
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... living significance for him . He was therefore relatively blank about the meaning of the events which upset him . Apparently , although he seemed to have established a working alliance with me in the analytic situation , this did not ...
... living significance for him . He was therefore relatively blank about the meaning of the events which upset him . Apparently , although he seemed to have established a working alliance with me in the analytic situation , this did not ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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