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Although the interventions may include providing information and problem-solving, this approach avoids intellectualizing about the therapeutic goal by focusing on the process among family members and between the family and other systems. navel-gazers" who spend tremendous amounts of time on "serious thinking," debating and intellectualizing and don't accomplish much. It is a stupendous and persuasive piece of scholarship, opening up an unfamiliar episode in the history of art when Renaissance paradigms were transformed by means of a pictorial philosophy that, by intellectualizing the response to images, inhibited the tendency to treat them as objects of devotion--and, of course, it was precisely this tendency that Protestants found unacceptable in Catholic practice. |
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