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(1969) Psychiatry and philosophy, Dordrecht, Springer.
Outline of an organo-dynamic conception of the structure, nosography, and pathogenesis of mental diseases
Henri Ey
pp. 111-161
A general doctrine totally "explaining" the object of a given science is impossible, and it can be said that even in physics no "theory" can be assimilated into such a doctrine but can only be a working hypothesis. The word "doctrine', therefore, almost always and for each of us, signifies a pejorative judgment. In effect, it most often stands for speculation, abstraction, artificial construction, in short, ridiculous pretention instead of something useful.
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-87984-5_3
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Ey, H. (1969). Outline of an organo-dynamic conception of the structure, nosography, and pathogenesis of mental diseases, in Psychiatry and philosophy, Dordrecht, Springer, pp. 111-161.
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