Read this quickly because I thought it might give me insight into the Lacan Seminar I'm reading (VII). As it turns out I wanted Negation rather than Repression (I was looking for the "refinding the object") quote. I'm sure there's something Freudian that could be said about the mistake. Anyway, interesting stuff although probably lacks much of its bite without reading his works right around it. I assume they all inform each other to create more depth and purpose for each. I do find his originating idea that flight as a result of external stimuli becomes repression as a result of internal stimuli that cannot be avoided physically is fascinating and rather brilliant. ( )