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McDougall (1991) has bitingly observed: “When an analyst, or any other individual, proclaims that this or that theory, practice, or person is “perverse,” he may in fact be saying: “Don’t look at me, the very model of normality, but cast your eyes over there.” The pervert is always someone else! (p. 188).…”
McDougall (1991) has bitingly observed: “When an analyst, or any other individual, proclaims that this or that theory, practice, or person is “perverse,” he may in fact be saying: “Don’t look at me, the very model of normality, but cast your eyes over there.” The pervert is always someone else! (p. 188).…”