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In his pre-[[{{Y}}|1950]] [[Jacques Lacan:Bibliography|writings]], [[Lacan]] sees [[psychoanalysis]] and [[psychology]] as parallel disciplines which can cross-fertilize each other. Although he is very critical of the conceptual inadequacies of [[psychology|associationist psychology]], [[Lacan]] argues that [[psychoanalysis]] can help to build an "authentic psychology" free from such errors by providing it with truly [[science|scientific]] concepts such as the ''[[imago]]'' and the [[complex]].<ref>{{L}} "[[Work of Jacques Lacan|Au-delà du 'principe de realité']]", 1936. {{E}} pp. 73-92</ref>