Binswanger, one of Freud's early disciples, 'is an ardent partisan' of analysis but believes Freud was caught in the strait jacket of natural science with its splitting of subject and object: man, as total being, gets lost in the analytic (dissecting) process. The goal of existential analysis is to see man's relation to the world, and what kind of world it is in which he exists. Human experience is at the core of this philosophy; man is the one frame of reference.