This was a really good congress, both from a scientific and a social point of view. Dr. Manuel Esbert (to the left on the first picture) and his co-workers created an unusually friendly milieu for the exchange of ideas. The fact that the poster in the background originates in the Artillery Academy does not detract from the friendliness...
In the middle of the first picture stands Dr. Gérald
Lajoie from Canada, who delivered a deep-probing speech about the D score.
Dr. Isidro Sanz, Buenos Aires - to the right - gave us an interesting report
on the use of SCZI in an Argentinian sample.
The milieu was not only friendly, but really warm... in
more than one sense. During the first days, the demand for fans was high!
Prof. Anne Andronikof-Sanglade from Paris, former President of the ERA,
can here be seen enjoying the climate together with a Spanish Rorschach
student (her name unknkown to me).
Below is again Manuel Esbert (busy with preparations for
the simultaneous translation, I think) and Isidro Sanz, now with Dr. Mónica
Braude, also from Buenos Aires.
Manuel was helped in the running of the conference by
several young co-workers, for example Pablo Esbert and another student
named Maya.
Among the transatlantic representatives on this European
congress was also Prof. Nolan Penn from San Diego, California - here with
Manuel in the cafeteria, where many scientific contacts were created!
On the very last day of the conference, Anne Andronikof-Sanglade
and her successor as chairperson of the ERA, Prof. Christian Mormont from
Ličge, Belgium, probably discuss the future of the European Rorschach
Association...
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