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All these people fall well within the limits of apparent conventionality in choice of
clothes , of language , of food , of ways of doing things in our culture . And yet
they are not really conventional , certainly not fashionable or smart or chic .
All these people fall well within the limits of apparent conventionality in choice of
clothes , of language , of food , of ways of doing things in our culture . And yet
they are not really conventional , certainly not fashionable or smart or chic .
Page 243
I think such an attitude as this resolves the apparent paradox in the self -
actualizing person ' s simultaneously enjoying sex so much more intensely than
the average person , yet at the same time considering it so much less important in
the ...
I think such an attitude as this resolves the apparent paradox in the self -
actualizing person ' s simultaneously enjoying sex so much more intensely than
the average person , yet at the same time considering it so much less important in
the ...
Page 294
The repetitive nightmares of the traumatized certainly seem on their face to have
no purpose or value , and to gratify no need , but Freud ' s faith in the identity of
determined and motivated was stronger than this apparent fact , and he ...
The repetitive nightmares of the traumatized certainly seem on their face to have
no purpose or value , and to gratify no need , but Freud ' s faith in the identity of
determined and motivated was stronger than this apparent fact , and he ...
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