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Mind and bodyIntellect
by Mortimer J. AdlerNot on Booklabria yet
Argues that in the conflict between ancient and modern approaches to the study of the mind key insights have been lost that bear on contemporary psychology. Seeks to restore the intellect to its primary in the understanding of the mind.
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