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... argued that my patient's militancy was based on a correct per- ception of his society and that his awareness of social oppressive- ness had merely been expanded by his own suffering . Some might even argue that his impotence was ...
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... arguing that an offender should be excused and another arguing that he should not . Any disagree- ment between psychiatrists is likely to receive considerable pub- licity . The public spectacle of an insanity trial , while providing ...
... arguing that an offender should be excused and another arguing that he should not . Any disagree- ment between psychiatrists is likely to receive considerable pub- licity . The public spectacle of an insanity trial , while providing ...
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... argue that man is not much of a seeker , that he is inclined to seek stability , a state of homeostasis , or equilbrium . It would appear that particularly after he has reached adolescence , man's drive for physical and mental comfort ...
... argue that man is not much of a seeker , that he is inclined to seek stability , a state of homeostasis , or equilbrium . It would appear that particularly after he has reached adolescence , man's drive for physical and mental comfort ...
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Psychotherapy and Social Change | 17 |
Psychiatric Treatment in an Oppressive Environment | 29 |
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