by Eugenio Borgna · Raffaello Cortina Editore · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788832854664
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In 'Sull'amicizia', renowned psychiatrist Eugenio Borgna explores friendship as a fundamental pillar of human experience. Through a deep reflection that integrates philosophy, literature, and psychiatry, the author analyzes how this vital bond transforms us, accompanies us in solitude, and evolves throughout the different stages of life. Borgna draws on the words of great thinkers such as Nietzsche, Dickinson, Rilke, and Mann to unravel the therapeutic and existential value of friendship. It is an essential work for understanding the nature of our relationships and how they act as a refuge and a mirror in a post-pandemic world, reaffirming the importance of dialogue and connection with others.
