Levenson feels that the current dilemma over interpersonal and intrapsychic is a new version of an age-old dichotomy of human existence, imagination versus experience. He feels both the intrapsychic and the interpersonal have to be taken into account when working with patients, and he gives some clinical material of his own to illustrate and illuminate his position. While the continued polarization is unfortunate, he does not feel the two polarities are synthesizable. For him, this is not the dilemma, but the answer. That is, we must stop trying to make one theory, and the