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Bianchi points out that two concepts of consciousness are found in Freud's writings. Metapsychology is concerned with the critique of neurotic, "false" consciousness, which is blind to its entanglement with drives. In the technical writings and in the discussion of therapeutic goals, the concern is with a broadened, "authentic" consciousness.