الفهرس 
IntroductionOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
 |  | from | 207 |  |  |
| | | from | 207 | | |
Abstract
INTRODUCTION AND AIM OF THE WORK
--------------------------------
The central theme of this work is th.t all theories
0+ personality, p.ychopatholo~y. and t~herapy rest upon basic
assumptions concerning the human nature and they can~t be
assumption •• The ways in which theorists treat such
••sumptions do much to define the major characteristics of
Qach theoretical position.
The bi~ number of theories is, of cours., confusin~.
We celieve, however, that such confusion could b. reduced by
a. comparative analysis that hi9hli~ht!l the many
simi 1 arities across systems without blurring ess.nti.l
differences.
We have limited our comparative .tudy to six theories.
The remainder theori •• have be.n omitted because they are
primarily variations on the major them •• that are already
included in this work. Lastly, the aiu is (1) to uncover
possible effective theoretical orientations that influence
contemporary psychiatric practice. (2) To find out possible
co~mon are •• and useful difference. with the aim of further
iuture integration.