A History of Ancient PsychiatryBloomsbury Academic, 21 Φεβ 1986 - 304 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 44
... Plato considered pharmacological treatments useless for all diseases of the soul ; he thought they could even worsen these disturbances . Instead , he advocated psychological therapy based on " music and inner and philo- sophical ...
... Plato considered pharmacological treatments useless for all diseases of the soul ; he thought they could even worsen these disturbances . Instead , he advocated psychological therapy based on " music and inner and philo- sophical ...
Σελίδα 45
... Plato was the expression of two different worlds : the archaic matriarchal world , and a new world that would find its ideologist in Aristotle . Plato deemed that the primigenial world , a unitary conglomeration guided by the Great and ...
... Plato was the expression of two different worlds : the archaic matriarchal world , and a new world that would find its ideologist in Aristotle . Plato deemed that the primigenial world , a unitary conglomeration guided by the Great and ...
Σελίδα 104
... Plato . Just as the death of Socrates marked the begin- ning of great success for Plato , so Aristotle attained prominence after Plato's death . Indeed , the year of Plato's death ( 347 B.C. ) marked a turning point in Aristotle's life ...
... Plato . Just as the death of Socrates marked the begin- ning of great success for Plato , so Aristotle attained prominence after Plato's death . Indeed , the year of Plato's death ( 347 B.C. ) marked a turning point in Aristotle's life ...
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Psychiatry and the Philosophy of Nature | 83 |
From Dogmatism to the School of Aristotle | 99 |
The Atomistic Mechanism and Psychiatry | 117 |
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