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Unlike third-person sciences, psychoanalysis is the science of the second person. Briefly tracing the history of our focus on a second person, this paper contrasts two different approaches—the dyadic and the dialogic, proposing the latter as the better model for our field and the one that marks our unique contribution to other disciplines.