Stefano Bolognini, the author of several books, including Psychoanalytic Empathy, is a frequent morning show guest and contributor to newspapers in Italy. Winner of the Gradiva Award for Like Wind, Like Wave, he lives and works in Bologna. Malcolm Garfield is a teacher of English at the University of Padua and a translator specializing in psychoanalytic texts. He lives with his wife and two children in Padua, Italy.
California Bookwatch, Diane Donovan
It's hard to peg this title: not completely psychoanalytic treatise
but more than a memoir, it stands out from the crowd in using the
author's years of analytical experience to comment on anecdotes
gleaned from personal experience. The result draws many important
connections between experience and psychology.
Valley Scene Magazine, Rory L. Aronsky
As Bolognini is a well-educated psychoanalyst, he has a lot of that
kind of knowledge to discuss. And it's in topics you'd never think
would be cause for it. But in everything, there is something, as
Bolognini seems to indicate through his own life....The inimitable
talent of Bolognini is how involved one can get in reading what he
believes...Even if you're not interested in psychoanalysis or
psychiatry in general, there's a lot to glean from Bolognini's
stories, especially in looking back through our own lives through
his thoughts and perhaps seeing something new.
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