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This article is part memoir, part summary of an approach to encompassing so-called “pluralism” comfortably in a recognition of the growth of psychoanalytic understanding, and part contribution to the history of ideas (in a form befitting psychoanalytic understanding). It is in the intersect of the deeply personal and the theoretical/conceptual domains.