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System as Classification and a Method for Comparing Concepts PROBLEMS OF CONCEPTUALIZATION Mr. X described hundreds of events, including such diverse things as fear, dreams, mother, panic, alarm, sensations, judgment that something is wrong, rage, wish to rape, control, homosexuality, femininity, cars, feelings of unreality, and the like. Even though his actual verbal description has been abstracted by the writers, one recognizes the impressive array of happenings he reported. This plethora of experiences is bewildering to him, and one of the reasons he is consulting a therapist is his hope that someone more sophisticated can make some sense out of what appears to him to be senseless and disorganized. Were he