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...[[patient]]s'' (particularly in the UK) but may also be called ''[[patient|client]]s'', especially when treated [[Healthcare system|privately]]. They may com ...arding the involuntary treatment of children vary widely from [[state]] to state<ref>http://www.psychlaws.org/LegalResources/Index.htm</ref>.

...] is very rarely limited to the pure exercise of brute force.... The Roman state bolstered its [[authority]] and [[Legitimacy (political science)|legitimacy ...d one of the best-known accounts of hegemony. His [[theory]] defined the [[State]] by a mixture of [[coercion]] and hegemony, between which he drew distinct

...tincts. The Death Instinct represented an instinctive drive to return to a state of calm, or non-existence. Since Freud's day, psychoanalysis has developed ...clients may benefit from witnessing the various client-client and analyst-client interactions. In most forms of group-based analysis, the group is initially

...bjectifying position in the subject," and by maintaining "the subject in a state of observation" (the observing ego?) we enter "a circle of misunderstanding ...to fragmented body), not unlike the complementary roles between notary and client. This results in a permanent war of toi ou moi involving the struggle for s

Lacan begins with a brief introduction, the purpose of which is to state his fundamental theme: the importance of speech ~nd language in the psychoa ...eceding as they affect the issue of technique, and the subjectivity of his client. This may happen first of all through his own failure to be a true "auditor

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