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Abstract The Philip I know lives at the intersection of language and selfhood. His analytic writing—part soliloquy, part dialogue—is a multivocal conversation with his reader, an immersion in the relational and linguistic interplay of self-states and dissociative spaces. His great gift is to seed therapeutic interconnectedness in the grounds of felt and negotiated meaning. To read Philip is to be more humanly related.
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