Face to Face: Interviews with Leo Rangell, Arnold Richards, and Estela Welldon

The experience of conducting these interviews has been enormously rewarding and enriching. Beyond the different professional and life experiences of each one of my colleagues, past their different ways of conceiving psychoanalysis and their particular interests, there is something which I find difficult to define that we all have in common; it is no accident that they are also my friends. It has been deeply moving to discover, or rediscover, different facets of myself through them. I trust that readers will enjoy these interviews as much as I did.




The experience of conducting these interviews has been enormously rewarding and enriching. Beyond the different professional and life experiences of each one of my colleagues, past their different ways of conceiving psychoanalysis and their particular interests, there is something which I find difficult to define that we all have in common; it is no accident that they are also my friends. It has been deeply moving to discover, or rediscover, different facets of myself through them. I trust that readers will enjoy these interviews as much as I did.