The human mind can be represented in many ways. We imagine it as a place behind our eyes; hear it as an internal voice, talking silently to ourselves; picture it with the visual images of dreams and fantasies; and feel and sense it in other ways. We speak of psychological experience as occurring in “the mind” though “it” is certainly not a thing. Common usage employs all these metaphors of locating, picturing, and hearing, derived from the various sense modalities. Psychologists and psychoanalysts rely on