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... theory , as described by Einstein and Infeld ( 1938 ) : Quantum physics formulates laws governing crowds and not ... theory . This dispute is described by Heisenberg ( 1971 ) . Einstein's approach was in the tradition of Newton and Max ...
... theory , as described by Einstein and Infeld ( 1938 ) : Quantum physics formulates laws governing crowds and not ... theory . This dispute is described by Heisenberg ( 1971 ) . Einstein's approach was in the tradition of Newton and Max ...
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... theory of man is a " field theory " in that man has no demarcated ego separated from his world , and Barrett tries to make an analogy with Einstein's theories . However , such a comparison produces a misunderstanding of both Heidegger ...
... theory of man is a " field theory " in that man has no demarcated ego separated from his world , and Barrett tries to make an analogy with Einstein's theories . However , such a comparison produces a misunderstanding of both Heidegger ...
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... theory of psychotherapeutic interaction . Just as the special theory of relativity holds only for certain special situations ( observers in uniform relative motion ) , I use the phrase " special theory " ( main- taining the analogy to ...
... theory of psychotherapeutic interaction . Just as the special theory of relativity holds only for certain special situations ( observers in uniform relative motion ) , I use the phrase " special theory " ( main- taining the analogy to ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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