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author ofThe Architecture of Sanity (New York: Julian Press, 1958).
Rousseau is seen as composed of several unintegrated need-complexes. In 1750 his view, actions and style became unified for awhile: the first full-fledged Romantic Idiom. It became a powerful catalyst of Wetsern Culture. A new pattern of culture, it is suggested here, is not a lucky find, or a carefully reasoned out scheme, or an automatic next phase. Rather, it is a pattern of view and action, which is gained through interrelated integrative transformations. (Editor)
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Haydu, G.G. Interrelated transformations of Rousseau's life and of western culture of his time. Am J Psychoanal 30, 161–168 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01874039
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