In this plenary paper, three broad categories of difference are explored through the lens of a clinical relationship: gender (male patient-female analyst), cultural identity (growing up outside or inside the U.S.), and political identification (conservative-liberal). Dynamics of power and powerlessness reverberated between the clinical couple
In Book VI of the Aeneid Virgil interrupts the main action of Aeneas and his men --escaping from Troy and founding Rome--to tell a very different sort of story. Aeneas risks everything to go down into the underworld, the land of the dead.