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Officially a doctor, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst (not wild, but wild enough not to be trapped in the conventions of a school), at heart, he considers himself a pananthropologist, that is to say a man who shares with others, of the past and of the present, the vocation to understand humanity and the world that it has so far built in its many aspects, especially in those that appear obscure, equivocal and incomprehensible.
