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120 Book Reviews / Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 38 (2007) 100–154 Burston, D., & Frie, R. (2006). Psychotherapy as a human science. Pittsburgh, PA: Duquesne University Press, 2006, ix + 326 pp. (paper) (ISBN: 0-8207- 0378-8) $30.00. Reviewed by Stephen Rojcewicz, Silver Spring, Maryland Daniel Burston, a professor of psychology with a strong background in political theory and philosophy and in the psychology and philosophy of religion, and Roger Frie, a psychoanalyst with a Ph.D. in phenomenological psychology as well as a Psy.D. in clinical psychology, have co-authored a book that emphasizes psy- chotherapy as a human science. Th eir