All Posts Tagged With: "personal liberties"
Book Review: Must You Conform? by Robert Lindner
New York: Rinehart. 210 pp. $3.00. This is another blast of the Trumpet of Revolt. It comes from that “peculiar” called psychotherapy. I use the word “peculiar” in its precise medieval Canon Law meaning, as describing a “jurisdiction proper to itself.” Psychotherapy, and indeed all physicianship, today is assuming the empty seat of mental authority, [...]
1May1956 | Gerald Heard | 2 comments | Continued-
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