Ángel Rivière’s concern for understanding autism ‘from within’ positioned him in different settings that converge in shared coordinates. Topics such as internal experience, future thinking and emotional world in people with autism comprised his intellectual, academic and clinical programme. In recent decades, the increase in publications and the significant interest of the scientific community in these topics evidence the validity and projection of Rivière’s thinking.
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