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There is a kind of paradox, if not an irony, to be observed in the history of the psychoanalytic movement in Ferenczi's advances in the concept of trauma (which seem to overlook the concept of deferred action) having created a serious conflict not only with Freud, but also a trauma in the psychoanalytic community, while these same advances have since been considered as anticipatory, even far ahead of their time.