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The Third Unconscious keyword-low-culture Inequality and the Labyrinths ofThe Unconscious knows no time, it has no before and after, it does not have a history of its own. Yet, it does not always remain the same. Different political and economic conditions transform the way in which the Unconscious emerges within the psychosphere of society. In the early 20th century, Freud characterized the Unconscious as the dark side of the well order framework of Progress and Reason. At the end of the past century, Deleuze and Guattari