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Giuseppe Civitarese, in this exposition and expansion of post-Bionian thought, a collection of some of his previously published essays as well as several new ones, begins with almost worrying high praise: “Bion induces a feeling of astonishment and near-reverential awe for his creativity, his courage, and the originality of this thinking” (p. 9; all translations mine).1 Luckily for the reader, Civitarese's fervent and supple grappling with Bion's legacy pulls us into lively dialogue not only with