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... physician , committed to the role of expert engineer of the body as a physicochemical machine , may believe that all ... physician's awareness that he cannot decide ) . In this role , the physician functions as expert arbiter ( Szasz ...
... physician , committed to the role of expert engineer of the body as a physicochemical machine , may believe that all ... physician's awareness that he cannot decide ) . In this role , the physician functions as expert arbiter ( Szasz ...
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... physicians . Thus , to some extent , the physician fills the role of the " bad object " in the Soviet social scheme . The citizen ( patient , child ) may be viewed as being sand- wiched in between the ( bad ) doctor and the ( good ) ...
... physicians . Thus , to some extent , the physician fills the role of the " bad object " in the Soviet social scheme . The citizen ( patient , child ) may be viewed as being sand- wiched in between the ( bad ) doctor and the ( good ) ...
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... physician ( or to the hospital ) . The physician speaks only English . How is he to understand the patient ? The following possibilities exist : ( 1 ) The physician learns to speak Hungarian . ( 2 ) An interpreter is hired who ...
... physician ( or to the hospital ) . The physician speaks only English . How is he to understand the patient ? The following possibilities exist : ( 1 ) The physician learns to speak Hungarian . ( 2 ) An interpreter is hired who ...
Contents
Book One The Myth of Mental Illness | 17 |
MALINGERING | 37 |
33223 | 52 |
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