Interlocking-closing comments to anima mundi : the tragic person today: existence and meaning in life and clinical practice

Panel speakers have pointed out humans’ exceptionalist attitude toward the environment, the collapse of the anthropocentric paradigm, and the need for a new paradigm shift to a more ecological, co-dependent existence of self or psyche with a “non-human” environment. Federici, Starr-Karlin, and Stramba-Badiale’s inspiring, unique contributions are integrated with the original and future-forward perspectives of ecosystem and psychoanalysis.