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100 1  Brown, J. F.|q(Junius Flagg),|d1902-1970. 
245 14 The psychodynamics of abnormal behavior /|cby J.F. Brown 
       with the collaboration of Karl A. Menninger. 
250    First edition. 
264  1 New York :|bMcGraw-Hill,|c1940. 
300    1 online resource (xvi, 484 pages) :|billustrations. 
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490 1  [McGraw-Hill Publications in Psychology.] 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 453-470). 
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520    "In the brief period of a half century psychopathology, 
       the study of isolated symptoms collected into a sort of 
       curiosity cabinet labeled "The Morbid and Abnormal," has 
       changed into psychodynamics, the study of the integration 
       and disintegration of the human personality. From the few 
       incomplete descriptions of bizarre behavior which 
       characterized the earlier writings on the subject, we have
       arrived today at the beginnings of a systematized dynamic 
       science. To be sure we are only at the beginning, but I 
       believe that the time has come to incorporate these 
       systematic aspects in the textbook literature. It is one 
       of the chief shortcomings of textbooks that they are 
       seldom abreast of the times. I have tried to make this one
       up to date by adopting the organismic solution to the 
       psychosomatic problem and by treating each behavior 
       disorder systematically in terms of its cause, 
       significance, and economy. So far as I know, no such 
       treatment exists in the textbook literature. By taking the
       organismic viewpoint of the mind-body problem as a 
       starting point, much space can be saved, which previously 
       would have been spent in debating the organic versus the 
       functional viewpoint. The structure of the book falls into
       five independent but closely related parts. A brief 
       introductory section, "The Organismic Viewpoint," 
       establishes the methodological basis of the book. The 
       section that follows is "Symptomatology". The third 
       section, "Theory of the Structure and Genesis of the 
       Personality," attempts a presentation of contemporary 
       psychoanalytic theory which should be adequate for the 
       beginning student. Furthermore, it attempts to present the
       theory in all its aspects and with all its implications. 
       The ensuing section called "Psychiatry" describes various 
       facts about behavior disorders. The last section examines 
       experimental psychopathology. The book is intended for 
       students of psychology and premedical and medical 
       students. It is based on notes for lectures, and its 
       purpose is hence primarily didactic"--Preface. (PsycINFO 
       Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved) 
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650  0 Psychology, Pathological. 
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650  7 Psicologia Clinica.|2larpcal 
650  7 Psicologia.|2larpcal 
650  7 Disturbios Mentais.|2larpcal 
650 17 Afwijkend gedrag.|2gtt 
650 17 Psychodynamica.|2gtt 
700 1  Menninger, Karl A.|q(Karl Augustus),|d1893-1990. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aBrown, Junius Flagg.|tPsychodynamics of 
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