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This article explores the role played by psychoanalysis in the student, women's and gay movements of the 1960s as well as exploring the impact that these movements had on the transformation of psychoanalysis. It concludes that the 1960s were a turning point in the history of psychoanalysis, transforming it into an intersubjective, trauma-based culturally oriented theory.