This collection of articles by psychoanalysts from different corners of the world and under various perspectives attempts an initial mapping from the paternal and the father to the death drive, from being to the becoming of the subject, from the contemporary degradation of subjects and their relationships in the labyrinths of modern life that are multiplied by technology.

From childhood sexuality and the presence of the unconscious to the paradigm shift marked by Winnicott’s thoughts on psychoanalysis, as well as the relationship with the thoughts of Lacan and Ferenczi but mainly of Freud.

A mapping more indicative of the influence of Winnicott’s thought in contemporary psychoanalysis, beyond gatherings of “Winnicottians” and non-, beyond any ideological use of it, in the way the texts and his thought have been received, fertilized, and continue to be fertilized, because primarily his thought has been fertile and useful in the daily stance of the psychoanalyst both towards children and adults.