Wittgenstein and the tikanga of psychotherapy
Deals with the philosophical investigations of Ludwig Wittgenstein into the non-dualistic, more immediate relationship between us and the world (including each other), a relationship not mediated by intellectual knowledge but one based on active engagement. Shows how Wittgenstein's clarity can...
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