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In this article, psychoanalytic theories of psychosis are evaluated in the context of Bion's article on psychotic and non-psychotic aspects of personality. Despite the differences in theories, it is aimed to consider psychotic disorders in a spectrum in clinical practice and to show how the interaction between psychotic and non-psychotic aspects of personality are reflected in the clinic with clinical examples.