Sobre el Autor

Contardo Calligaris was a prominent Brazilian psychoanalyst, writer, and thinker known for his insightful contributions to the understanding of human behavior and society. He was born in Italy but moved to Brazil, where he became an influential figure in the field of psychoanalysis. His work often explored the complexities of life, identity, and the nuances of the Brazilian culture, offering readers a unique perspective on the challenges individuals face in a rapidly changing society. Calligaris wrote extensively, and his books, including "Hello, Brasil!" and "Psychoanalysis of the Strange Brazilian Civilization," reflect his deep engagement with both psychological theory and the cultural landscape of Brazil.

Throughout his career, he sought to bridge the gap between traditional psychoanalytic practices and the everyday realities of life in Brazil. His writings resonate with many, as they tackle existential questions and the search for meaning in a contemporary context. Calligaris's influence extended beyond academia; he was a public intellectual who participated in discussions on various social issues, making psychoanalysis accessible to a broader audience. His legacy continues to inspire both practitioners and those interested in the intersection of culture and psychology.

nacionalidad Brasileño
Fecha de Nacimiento February 24, 1932
Lugar de Nacimiento São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Fecha de fallecimiento July 15, 2015