The concept of "self" for many psychotherapists conceals a haunting paradox. This text examines this paradox: how can therapy, predicated on the notion of the self as highly individuated, succeed when this complex is being shattered by postmodernists who view the self as much more complex?
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The concept of "self" for many psychotherapists conceals a haunting paradox. This text examines this paradox: how can therapy, predicated on the notion of the self as highly individuated, succeed when this complex is being shattered by postmodernists who view the self as much more complex?
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