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This text takes up certain epistemological aspects of Roger Perron's work relating to the scientific nature of psychoanalysis: the illusion of measurement, the status of evidence, objectivity, repeatability, predictibility and refutability. All in all, psychoanalysis has less to demonstrate than to show at the three levels that characterize it: investigation of the unconscious, method of treatment, psychological theory.