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In this article, I discuss Gila Ashtor’s “The Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disorders.” I suggest that Ashtor’s account of the interpersonal/relational theory of dissociation is simplistic and incomplete, and I explain why I see her account in that way. The commentary ends with my description of a basic difference between Ashtor’s account of psychoanalytic interpretation, and therefore clinical practice, and my own.