Desire, Belief, and Professor Grünbaum’s Freud

Abstract

Virtually all those who are not either ignorant of Freud or totally sceptical of his findings believe that he altered, radically altered, our conception of the mind. He effected a change in what we think we are like, and it was a big change. Astonishingly enough, it is philosophers who have been of all people the slowest to recognize this fact. They have been slowest to recognize that this fact has anything to do with them.

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