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The author reflects upon the results of analysis now and at the time of publication of Analysis Terminable and Interminable. He focuses on two principal themes: 1, Is analysis a treatment? 2, What are the goals of analysis for the analyst and for the patient? He arrives at the same conclusion as Freud: analysis, whether didactic or therapeutic, is not terminable. For the author, analysis is not a therapy.