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(Accepted for publication 14 of September, 2017)
The Romanian Journal of Psychoanalysis and the first International Conference held in 2008 are the fruit of an unexpected and creative meeting between several persons, several generations, several professions - psychoanalysts, philosophers, historians, psychologists - several societies of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.
Personalities from different areas of knowledge and countries - Romania, France, Italy, England, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Mexico - gathered to initiate a joint project, driven by the desire to convey a powerful message to the new emerging society.
This message covered the hope to bring something new and to therefore reveal the possibility of debate and controversy, two aspects that involve the courage of seeking the truth, the generation of new ideas and the power to question, by means of the old ideas, the modalities to perceive and think the world.
Everyone was convinced that the over a century old psychoanalysis represents an original thinking force, a bold therapeutic method, which