The Freudian Approach and Fundamental Research in Sciences. The Dream and the Concept of Emergence
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2015.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The discovery of psychoanalysis is known to be inseparable from Freud’s experience of interpreting his own dreams. This defines a form of investigation that belongs to a particular form of thinking that the author believes are found in two eminent scientists: Boltzmann, a contemporary of Freud, and at present the physician Laughlin. He emphasises the concept of emergence.(Traduction de Sophie Leighton.)
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The discovery of psychoanalysis is known to be inseparable from Freud’s experience of interpreting his own dreams. This defines a form of investigation that belongs to a particular form of thinking that the author believes are found in two eminent scientists: Boltzmann, a contemporary of Freud, and at present the physician Laughlin. He emphasises the concept of emergence.(Traduction de Sophie Leighton.)
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