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Play, illusion, Reality, and Trauma: What Can a Psychoanalyst Learn from Charlie Chaplin? M. P. H. Carole Lieberman and it is much simplerThis work presents some thoughts on Play, Illusion, Reality, and Trauma in relation to the process between patient and analyst. A creative part of our journey in this discussion includes a look at the long career of Charlie Chaplin, in terms of his relationship with his audience as a metaphor for the analyst as audience to his patient and vice versa. Patient and analyst, audience and artist, are mutually and hopefully salubriously intertwined as