Freud and the Science of Mind

In G. Howie (ed.), The Edinburgh Encylopaedia of Continental Philosophy. Edinburgh University Press (1999)
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Freudian theory as an extension of commonsense psychology that is potentially cogent, cumulative, and radical.

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