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Excerpt from Suggestion and Common Sense
But the psychotherapist adopts a particu larly superior attitude towards this principle: he makes the subconscious the field of the most fascinating adventures: he invents a language to describe its intricacies, its behaviour, and its regulation. Will he admit that most of what he tells us is as old as life, and that all is purely speculative? Not he. He takes the subconscious and clothes it with attributes as with a garment; he digs in it and brings up all he wants to find; tells us it is a structure, susceptible of injury, and liable to change; and in short he treats a fragile and elusive figment with a gross and unsatisfying materialism.
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