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Page 61
... silence of these infinite spaces frightens me . This was the takeoff point for Heidegger and many others who fol- lowed him , but they soon become lost in clouds of turgid termin- ology . Ontology ( the study of Being ) , however , is ...
... silence of these infinite spaces frightens me . This was the takeoff point for Heidegger and many others who fol- lowed him , but they soon become lost in clouds of turgid termin- ology . Ontology ( the study of Being ) , however , is ...
Page 107
... silence which is almost always interpreted as ominous ; pleasant things which happen at the wrong moment ; teasing , a trick or a joke . . . not to be there at the right time . This " neurosis of abandonment " relationship protects the ...
... silence which is almost always interpreted as ominous ; pleasant things which happen at the wrong moment ; teasing , a trick or a joke . . . not to be there at the right time . This " neurosis of abandonment " relationship protects the ...
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... silent . He felt his analyst's silence as a degradation and humi- liation and now realized that his own later silences were a retaliation for this imagined injustice . Somewhat later he realized that he had identified with his first ...
... silent . He felt his analyst's silence as a degradation and humi- liation and now realized that his own later silences were a retaliation for this imagined injustice . Somewhat later he realized that he had identified with his first ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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