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CHAPTER 3 OF ANNA FREUD'S BOOK begins with a recapitulation of the view that it is the analyst's work
to bring into consciousness that which is unconscious, no matter to which psychic institution it belongs.
And, as she puts it,
when he sets about the work of enlightenment, he takes his stand at a point equidistant from the id, the ego, and the superego
(p. 28).
As far as the id is concerned, the work of analysis reinforces