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Pagina 474
Thus explaining and understanding are disjoined : one could say that , in this
instance , Freud ' s suggested explanation did not have anything to do with any
psychic process , but referred instead to an improbable coincidence of two
physical ...
Thus explaining and understanding are disjoined : one could say that , in this
instance , Freud ' s suggested explanation did not have anything to do with any
psychic process , but referred instead to an improbable coincidence of two
physical ...
Pagina 475
In most daily contacts , the function of understanding does not need to be
explicitly activated ; instead , it does its beneficial work silently . We say that we “
understand ” a man ' s rage and craving for revenge when we are informed that
he was ...
In most daily contacts , the function of understanding does not need to be
explicitly activated ; instead , it does its beneficial work silently . We say that we “
understand ” a man ' s rage and craving for revenge when we are informed that
he was ...
Pagina 480
The scholastic world view of the Middle Ages provided a “ full understanding ” of
the universe : there were no gaps , no dark areas that might have puzzled man ' s
mind . Today we know that , despite its unrivaled character as a source of ...
The scholastic world view of the Middle Ages provided a “ full understanding ” of
the universe : there were no gaps , no dark areas that might have puzzled man ' s
mind . Today we know that , despite its unrivaled character as a source of ...
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AN ANALYTIC VIEW OF SOME | 155 |
Limitations of the Historical View | 181 |
Internalization and Appersonation | 253 |
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