Project’s Presentation Presentation Authors Part I Winnicott's Plea for a Revolution in Psychoanalysis Zeljko Loparic Harry Guntrip: A Trauma and Two Analyses Elsa Oliveira Dias Thinking About Identity in Winnicott Eder Soares Santos Identity Aspects of the Self: Protection and Gift-Giving in the Early Stages Julieta Bareiro The father in Winnicott Claudia Dias Rosa From Freud to Winnicott, Thinking About the Concept of Superego Maria Fernanda F. M. de Carvalho and Érico Bruno V. Campos A philosophical approach to Winnicott’s thinking Irene Borges-Duarte Being, Sum, I Am: Vicissitudes of Primary Identification as the Cornerstone of Subjective Identity Susanna Guida The Function of the Setting in Psychotherapy Xinchun Liu (刘 新 春), Chengzhi Zhao (赵 丞 智), Xueru Zhang (张 雪 茹) and Tingting Tan (谭 婷 婷) Dreams in Borderline Clinics as a Form of Imaginative Elaboration of Body Functioning Alfredo Naffah Neto The Specificity of the Winnicottian Clinic Conceição Aparecida Serralha Winnicottian Clinical Practice Danit Zeava Falbel Pondé Winnicott’s Clinic in Adolescence: Embracing and Surviving the Goo Goo Muck Helena Sardo Mourão Winnicott’s Clinic in Infancy Joana Espírito Santo Part II The Frail Identity of Ms. Vogler: Winnicottian Notes on Ingmar Bergman’s Persona Ricardo Telles de Deus On Destruction and Obscurity in Contemporaneity Rita Pereira Marques Winnicott and Milner – The Legacy of Collegial Love Margareth Spelman Memories: Coimbra De Matos and Winnicott José Carlos Coelho Rosa Olga’s Depression and its Implications Adriana Pacchioni