Scientific American Features ICAR Professor Carlos Sluzki
Medical Doctor, 1960, University of Buenos Aires School of Medicine
Psychiatric Training ,1960-65, Department of Psychiatry.,"G.Araoz Alfaro" General Hospital, Lanus, Argentina
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Carlos Sluzki’s cat died a while ago now, but he still sometimes visits. Now more of a shadow cat, the former pet seems to lurk at the edges of Sluzki’s vision, as a misinterpreted movement amid the everyday chaos of domestic life. All the same, the shadow cat is beginning to slink away and Sluzki notes that as the grief fades his erstwhile friend is “erasing himself from the world of the present and receding into the bittersweet world of the memories of the loved ones.”
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