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- I never write stories although I would like to one day. Perhaps when I retire. I read books every day. Right now I am reading a book in both Spanish and English. I read a paragraph in Spanish first, looking up any words I don't know, then read the paragraph in English to make sure I understood the meaning completely. Cheers! Robbo0 votedJune 16, 20200
- When you say Ï live in Brazil" it means you are in Brazil now. When you say I am from Brazil it means you were born, or at least raised, in Brazil but you may not be there now. For example, I was born in Singapore, raised in England and now live in the USA. I was born in Singapore. I am from England. I live in the USA. Some places have different definitions of where you are from. In the USA, in my experience, it is generally where you were born, whether you were raised there or not. Cheers! Robbo0 votedJune 16, 20201
- For the first question, this means that Freud’s period of writing began before the lead up to the First World War and ended after the lead up to the Second World War. The second question is a bit more complicated. Relational theories involve the individual as part of a series of relationships (whereas monadic theories focus exclusively on the individual). So it does not mean that Freud’s theories are about making relationships but that his theories examine the individual in the context of the individual’s relationships. Not sure if that helps but there you are. Cheers! Robbo0 votedJune 14, 20200

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