Psychiatry (n.) was the first field to borrow from analysis, when Bleuler traced "Freudian mechanisms" in the psychoses.
Psychiatry (n.) could not hold its own against a novella; Jensen understood repression, conflict and compromise better than the textbooks.
Psychiatry (n.) is not what opposes psychoanalysis — psychiatrists are; the two stand as anatomy to histology.
Psychiatry (n.) in Germany took in psychoanalysis by peaceful penetration: young doctors adopted its ideas while still disowning its name.
Psychiatry (n.) has put the mind under tutelage, forbidding any of its impulses to suggest it has means of its own — which only shows how little it trusts the link between body and mind.