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Smith College Studies in Social Work Volume 69, 1999 - Issue 2: Perspectives on intersubjectivity
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Part I: Reflections on theory

Winnicott and the paradoxes of intersubjectivity

Jeffrey S. Applegate D.S.W. Professor at the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA
Pages 201-220 | Published online: 17 Feb 2010

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Bryan Duckham. (2011) Bipolar Illness, God, and Object Relations: The Treatment of M. Smith College Studies in Social Work 81:2-3, pages 268-291.
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Suzanne B. Daly. (2014) The Intersubjective Experience of the Physical Body in the Clinical Setting of Eating Disorders. Clinical Social Work Journal 44:1, pages 47-56.
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