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pertaining to anal-sadistic themata warrant their expectation of a higher incidence of verbal slips in this group than among normals Surely one could not reasonably expect the authors themselves to have carried out empirical tests of the etiology on which their entire investigation is crucially predicated Nonetheless, Eysenck s demand for such evidence is entirely appropriate: Without independent supporting evidence for that etiology, their test is definitely not a test of Freud s theory of slips of the tongue, let alone as they conclude a confirmation of it Thus, as long as good empirical support for the Freudian scenario is unavailable, we actually don t know whether any bona fide Freudian slips exist at all Just this lack of evidence serves to undermine Nagel s thesis that cultural influence is a criterion of validity.

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After all, if we have no cogent evidence for the existence of genuinely Freudian slips, then Freud s theory of bungled actions (parapraxes) might well be false And if so, it would not contribute one iota to its validity even if our entire culture unanimously believed in it and made extensive explanatory use of it: When an ill-supported theory is used to provide explanations, they run the grave risk of being bogus, and its purported insights may well be pseudo-insights A second example supporting my rejection of Nagel s cultural criterion is furnished by the work of the celebrated art historian Meyer Schapiro of Columbia University Schapiro saw himself as greatly influenced by Freud in his accounts of the work of such painters as Paul C zanne, who died in 1906 (Solomon, 1994) Of course, Schapiro never actually put C zanne on the psychoanalytic couch.

But he subjected artists indirectly to his own [brand of speculative] couch treatment (Solomon, 1994) In his best-known essay, Schapiro turns the Frenchman into a case history Indeed, a recent tribute to Schapiro s transformation of scholarship in art history (Solomon, 1994) says that his accomplishment was to shake off the dust and open the field to a style of speculation and intellectual bravura that drew most notably [on] psychoanalysis (p 24) Reportedly, his insights into the apples of C zanne (p 24) make the point that C zanne s depictions of apples contain [in Schapiro s words] a latent erotic sense But if apples are held to symbolize sex unconsciously for C zanne or anyone else, why doesn t anything else that resembles apples in some respect (eg.