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In an erudite and discursive paper, obviously written more for the reader than for the ease of the abstractor, Lewin applies to the phobias concepts derived from the study of dreams, including particularly his own concepts of the dream screen and the Oral Triad. In so doing he is explicitly following the lead of Freud, who in the Introductory Lectures compared dreams with phobias, likening phobias to dreams which fail in their function of guarding sleep and terminate in anxiety and compared the phobic façade with the manifest content