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Freud and the Science of Mind
In G. Howie (ed.), The Edinburgh Encylopaedia of Continental Philosophy. Edinburgh University Press (1999)
Abstract
Freudian theory as an extension of commonsense psychology that is potentially cogent, cumulative, and radical.Author's Profile
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