An (I-) Consistent Subject
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In order to appreciate the novelty and the scope of Michele Minolli"s scientific and didactic parable, l'A, going back in time to their first meeting in 1973, describes the context, the atmosphere, the state of the art and the contours of the landscape in which psychoanalysis, Italian psychotherapy and the "Center", from which the Italian Society of Psychoanalysis of Relation would later be born, were moving. He then dwells on the first years of intense study and debate of that small original group in which some peculiar characteristics of Minolli"s character emerge, above all his confidence, quiet trust, positive constancy in looking to the future, but also his love for joking and subtle provocation, which, in a watermark, seems to transpire also in the two concepts he was most fond of: the notion of Presence and that of I-subject.
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