Algunas implicaciones del esquema corporal
Resumen
En este trabajo, procuramos hacer un poco más que la revisión de las diferentes ciencias que se ocupan de aquellos hechos que deben ser integrados para elaborar el concepto del YO-REAL, o Esquema corporal, tal como lo expresamos aquí.
El material dado, especialmente en la sección psicoanalítica, junto con otros comentarios propios, es tan breve que forzosamente, requerirá un ulterior desarrollo en futuras publicaciones. (...)
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