...WHEN WE "LOOK" at an anti-object (text opposite me, but also against me), we "see" it with both eyes and one "perspective" complements, intertwines, and interacts with the other. This work in the perceptual field finds its equivalent in the mental systems between conscious and unconscious. If one system does not cooperate with the other, it is like having "monocular vision." The analyst, possessing—if they possess—"binocular understanding," will make interpretations and constructions that help the analysand to "see" "binocularly," that is, on both levels of conscious and unconscious simultaneously.