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   "statement": "The leap is enormous — from a dream, a game, and a clinical relationship to the fundamental tendency of all organic matter. And the leap is underwritten by a substitution that Freud does not acknowledge: the substitution of energetic-biological vocabulary for phenomena that are, in every case, semiotic. The dream repeats a *scene*. The game produces a *sign*. The transference enacts a *script*. Freud claims to be describing the behavior of living substance. He is describing the behavior of signs.",
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