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Both the psychoanalytic and the “split-brain” literature de scribe a pair of semantic forms.1 Psychoanalysts recognize two semantic patterns in their concepts of psychical processes,
which become aspects of systems or structures. In the split-brain literature two semantic forms (modes) arise from demonstrations of hemispheric distinctiveness in cognitive capacities. These psychoanalytic and split-brain descriptions are homomorphic. They appear to be partial d