1995
DOI: 10.1016/0197-4556(95)00010-3
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Isolation and collaboration in the creative arts therapies—the implications of crossing borders

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“…Landy (1995) uses the metaphor of walled or open cities in order to examine this issue. He distinguishes two categories of persons: the protectors, who build large walls in order to defend their city (or self) and the peace-makers, who tear down the walls in order to have contact with the surrounding world and achieve reconciliation with the external environment.…”
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“…Landy (1995) uses the metaphor of walled or open cities in order to examine this issue. He distinguishes two categories of persons: the protectors, who build large walls in order to defend their city (or self) and the peace-makers, who tear down the walls in order to have contact with the surrounding world and achieve reconciliation with the external environment.…”
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confidence: 99%