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Thus, we have come full circle in our investigation of the role of anthropomorphism in psychoanalytic theory. We began with Freud's assertion that our understanding reaches only as far as our anthropomorphism. We have tried to ascertain in what sense this might be true. Our conclusions are:
1There is an anthropomorphism in our clinical psychoanalytic theory, which serves a real function in organizing the introspective and experiential clinical data.