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... Philosophy can also examine itself by its own method , but science cannot . Thus we have the field of philosophy of science , in which the assumptions behind the scientific method itself can be approached only by the philosophical ...
... Philosophy can also examine itself by its own method , but science cannot . Thus we have the field of philosophy of science , in which the assumptions behind the scientific method itself can be approached only by the philosophical ...
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... philosophy . To clarify the difference between a philosophical proposition and a psychodynamic formulation , the ... philosophy , it is clear why psychotherapists must be concerned with it . However , there are additional reasons for ...
... philosophy . To clarify the difference between a philosophical proposition and a psychodynamic formulation , the ... philosophy , it is clear why psychotherapists must be concerned with it . However , there are additional reasons for ...
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... philosophy without also expressing one's own philosophical point of view ; in fact , some of the greatest new works in philosophy purport to be expositions of other views of philosophical problems ! In the second approach , the text is ...
... philosophy without also expressing one's own philosophical point of view ; in fact , some of the greatest new works in philosophy purport to be expositions of other views of philosophical problems ! In the second approach , the text is ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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