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As in her earlier book, The Psychoanalytic Mind (1993), Marcia Cavell again acknowledges the philosophical influence of the late Donald Davidson in this, her newest volume, Becoming a Subject. Such a fortunate legacy brings the astonishing breadth and generativity of Davidson's ideas to Cavell's work, as well as tensions within and disputes about his philosophical system. Now, however, Cavell approaches the dialogue between psychoanalysis and philosophy not only as a professional