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The author explores the common ground between 3 psychoanalytic perspectives previously viewed as disperate (i.e., French psychoanalysis, some London Kleinians, and some American Freudians). Further, nested within these commonalities are certain paradigm shifts in the goals of psychoanalysis and the methods to reach them.