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Commentary on Pierre Marty’s The narcissistic difficulties presented to the observer by the psychosomatic problem

Richard M. Gottlieb 263 West End Avenue, Apt. 1‐E, New York, NY 10023, USA –[email protected]
Pages 365-370 | Published online: 31 Dec 2017

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Nathan Szajnberg. (2010) On: The possibly narcissistic difficulties among scientific cultures: a response to Marty's 1952 key paper. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis 91:6, pages 1523-1524.
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Richard M. Gottlieb. (2013) On Our Need to Move Beyond Folk Medicine: A Commentary on Karen Gubb's paper, “Psychosomatics Today : A Review of Contemporary Theory and Practice” . The Psychoanalytic Review 100:1, pages 143-154.
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