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Analysis of a man who experienced bodily sensations and concurrent fantasies illustrates Lewin's theory of the body as phallus, as well as his later concept of the oral triad. The equation of body and phallus includes bisexual elements. Confusion of identity in the child witnessing the primal scene contributes to the fantasy that the body represents both male and female genitals.