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Page 101
... body functions properly , but rather whether the physician can find the observational basis , by means of physicochemical methods , for a diagnosis of a disorder of the body . Thus , in patients with hysterical paralyses , the reflexes ...
... body functions properly , but rather whether the physician can find the observational basis , by means of physicochemical methods , for a diagnosis of a disorder of the body . Thus , in patients with hysterical paralyses , the reflexes ...
Page 117
... body - signs ( of the type now being considered ) are not of this sort . The concept of iconic sign fits exactly the observations described as body signs . The relationship of iconic sign to denoted object is one of similarity ( Aldrich ...
... body - signs ( of the type now being considered ) are not of this sort . The concept of iconic sign fits exactly the observations described as body signs . The relationship of iconic sign to denoted object is one of similarity ( Aldrich ...
Page 128
... body signs as though they constituted cognitive communications . As a result , they come up with the answer " Yes or No , " or " True or False . " But to say either " Yes , you are ill " -which is what Breuer and Freud did , or " No ...
... body signs as though they constituted cognitive communications . As a result , they come up with the answer " Yes or No , " or " True or False . " But to say either " Yes , you are ill " -which is what Breuer and Freud did , or " No ...
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Book One The Myth of Mental Illness | 17 |
MALINGERING | 37 |
33223 | 52 |
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