LOSS OF VIEWPOINT

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Definitions

where he has had an a)ly who is dead, he has once had a viewpoint which was alive and now can no longer use that viewpoint. This is the basic loss and the basic occlusion. It is the loss of a viewpoint. (PAB 2)