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The mind's fate
por Robert Coles
A chronologically arranged collection of the rooted psychiatrist's essays on pressing concerns, issues, and developments of psychiatry and psychoanalysis, the work of leading psychological theorists, and the relationships between psychiatry and literature, history, and the arts.
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A chronologically arranged collection of the rooted psychiatrist's essays on pressing concerns, issues, and developments of psychiatry and psychoanalysis, the work of leading psychological theorists, and the relationships between psychiatry and literature, history, and the arts.
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