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PAOLO AZZONE, MD, is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. He is head of the Forensic Psychiatric Patients Program at the ASST-Rhodense Hospital in Milan, Italy. Dr. Azzone substantially contributed to the establishment of a psychotherapy research tradition in Italy, with empirical studies on the psychotherapy process and on dreams. His current interests include psychoanalytic treatment of depression and the intersections between psychoanalysis and philosophy, history, and religious experience. He is co-editor of La mente dell'anima (The Mind of Soul), 2008, and the author of Depression as a Psychoanalytic Problem, 2012.
FRANCES BIGDA-PEYTON, Ed.D, Cert. Psya., is a graduate of Harvard College. She received her master's degree from Harvard and her doctorate from Boston University. She serves as a training analyst, research advisor, and faculty member at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis (BGSP). Her interests include couples therapy, the mind-body interface, framing analysis, and environmental activism. Dr. Bigda-Peyton's prior publications include When Drives are Dangerous: Drive Theory and Resource Overconsumption, and An Analysis of Intense Enactments in the Case of a 10-Year-Old Girl.
K. DARIUS BRANCHE is finishing studies for his MA at The New School for Social Research. His main interests include the intersections between psychoanalysis and art, politics, and cultural trends, with an interest in psychoanalysis as a development of western thought, specifically. He sees a particular value