Acerca de algunas vicisitudes del “insight” en psicoanálisis
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insight, sesión, procedimiento psicoanalítico, función sintéticaResumen
Dada la complejidad de las opiniones actuales acerca de la técnica psicoanalítica, es preferible que exponga lo que doy por cierto antes de entrar a discutir la pequeña área de los problemas que me propongo ver con algún detalle...
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