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The question must be propounded by the protagonist himself, he must dig it out from its buried hiding place, he himself must find the question before it could be answered … [H. D., 1974, p. 84].
We looked over the images in one of the other cases.… The Professor said, “They are called the answerers, as their doubles or ka-s come when called” [H. D., 1974, p. 172].
He said his little statues and images helped stabilize the evanescent idea, or keep it from escaping altogether [H. D., 1974, p. 175].
Two prominent biographers of Sigmund Freud (Jones, 1955;