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The authors examine the extent to which Wilhelm Reich's ideas might be supported by a logic other than the one that he understood as ‘scientific’. The authors develop the thesis that the unfolding of Reich's ideas also presents the increasing reification of the human subject in its natural disguise as it emerged - in the light of historical materialism - under the social circumstances within which Reich developed his ideas.