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1923 H. G. Baynes tr. C. G. Jung Psychol. Types xi. 554 When I speak of image in this book, I do not mean the psychic reflection of the external object, but a concept essentially derived from a poetic figure of speech; namely, the phantasy-image, a presentation which is only indirectly related to the perception of the external object... Although, as a rule, no reality-value [Ger. Wirklichkeitswert] belongs to the image, its significance for the psychic life is often thereby enhanced, i.e. a greater psychological value clings to it.

1961 Listener 23 Nov. 856/2 From the point of view of emancipation, as opposed that is to the point of view of truth or (as he called it) reality value, Freud was deeply affected by two considerations.

2004 Sociol. Relig. 65 243 Because these intrusions emerge into the stream of consciousness in the same way as any other psychic object, psychism theory proposes that they are initially perceived as having the same ‘reality value’ as empirically derived objects.