Psychoanalytic Study of Society, Volume 5Werner Muensterberger, Sidney Axelrad International Universities Press, 1972 - Psychoanalysis |
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... doctor is not , for recovery does not change the distinction and to be healthy does not turn him into a doctor . He remains a potential patient or , to paraphrase Knock , a sick man without knowing it . Nor is the doctor qualified for ...
... doctor is not , for recovery does not change the distinction and to be healthy does not turn him into a doctor . He remains a potential patient or , to paraphrase Knock , a sick man without knowing it . Nor is the doctor qualified for ...
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... doctor whom it thereby qualifies for his function ; One does not pass from the status of patient to that of doctor , however , unless the illness is caused specifically by what can be called a doctors ' margaï , which happens only in a ...
... doctor whom it thereby qualifies for his function ; One does not pass from the status of patient to that of doctor , however , unless the illness is caused specifically by what can be called a doctors ' margaï , which happens only in a ...
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... doctor : " How did you learn your job ? " " I started by being sick myself " ( p . 10 ) . The " afflicting " spirit , while alive , had been an afflicted person and then a doctor . Thus patient , doctors , and afflicting spirits ( who ...
... doctor : " How did you learn your job ? " " I started by being sick myself " ( p . 10 ) . The " afflicting " spirit , while alive , had been an afflicted person and then a doctor . Thus patient , doctors , and afflicting spirits ( who ...
Contents
ANTHROPOLOGY | 9 |
MASUD R KHANOn Freuds Provision of the Therapeutic | 33 |
BRYCE BOYER and RUTH M BOYEREffects of Acculturation | 40 |
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