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... material gain , can make the vital difference in the quality of a person's life , regardless of his external circumstances . There are two general ways that textbooks approach philo- sophy , besides giving a historical overview ( which ...
... material gain , can make the vital difference in the quality of a person's life , regardless of his external circumstances . There are two general ways that textbooks approach philo- sophy , besides giving a historical overview ( which ...
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... material such as lectures and readings ; others found the didactic material rather boring and unnecessary . Most residents were satisfied with the way in which the seminar leader managed the case presentations , but a few thought he was ...
... material such as lectures and readings ; others found the didactic material rather boring and unnecessary . Most residents were satisfied with the way in which the seminar leader managed the case presentations , but a few thought he was ...
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... material and feelings , which might precipitate another break , and being very supportive and covering up , which will not give us enough information and will not motivate her for further therapy if necessary . My guess is , at this ...
... material and feelings , which might precipitate another break , and being very supportive and covering up , which will not give us enough information and will not motivate her for further therapy if necessary . My guess is , at this ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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