Buddhist and Freudian psychology

[Singapore]: Singapore University Press, National University of Singapore. Edited by Robert Henry Thouless (1992)
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The work presents in clear focus, comparative perspectives on the nature of Man, Mind, Motivation, Conflict, Anxiety and Suffering, as well as the therapeutic ...

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BF175.4.R44.D47 1992

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