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The word reaction: from physics to psychiatry

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 July 2009

Jean Starobinski*
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The editor is grateful for permission to reprint this article, which was first published in Diogenes, no. 93, Spring 1976.
Judith P. Serafini-Sauli
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The editor is grateful for permission to reprint this article, which was first published in Diogenes, no. 93, Spring 1976.
*
1Address for correspondence: Professor Jean Starobinski, 12 Rue de Candolle, Geneva, Switzerland.

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