"The Medulla Oblongata is a very serious and lovely object" : a comparison of neuroscientific and psychoanalytical theories

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"The Medulla Oblongata is a very serious and lovely object" : a comparison of neuroscientific and psychoanalytical theories / Edith Seifert

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Publicat a:	A neuro-psychoanalytical dialogue for bridging Freud and the neurosciences.(2016) S. 163 - 170
Autor principal:	Seifert, Edith (Autor)
Format:	Article
Idioma:	German
Publicació relacionada:	In: A neuro-psychoanalytical dialogue for bridging Freud and the neurosciences.(2016)

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