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Knowledge is by definition a collective phenomenon, indebted to relationships and inter-subjective ties that develop over time; everyone, from the moment of birth, is marked by the ties woven with and around him and for him, as well as becoming a weaver of them in turn.Human existence, both individual and collective, takes shape against a dramatic backdrop of the antinomy between ties and unties.Existence is made up of ties, knots, bonds, which make human beings dependent on one another. In each being there is the sign of the whole of humanity, just as in each moment there is infinite time.
The infinite journey dedicated to the search continues and each part is a hologram of the whole, just as each sentence is comprehensible in the complex structure of the period that comprises it. But human existence is also shaken by continuous and recurrent nomadic challenges, by desires to escape, to wander and to deviate. And this transgression of frontiers is both destructive and constructive if it allows us to seek a new circulation of emotions within the social body. The price to pay is often loneliness, which, as Heidegger says, favours community insofar as it "casts, by dissolving it, the 'Dasein' into the vast proximity of everything". Life is always a journey between the here and the elsewhere, a leaving of one place to enter another place.
- THE JOURNEY: migrating like swallows or wandering like bears?MAURIZIO MAGGIANI November 05, 2005 | LavorInCorso - CON...O...ScENZA Linc continues on its red thread of con-o-s(c)enza; of relationship as the foundational place of the possibility of knowing. Saturday, November 5, 2005 ...
- WITH OR WITHOUT THE CURECHIARA SARACENO 11 giugno 2005 | LavorInCorso – CON…O…ScENZA Sabato 11 Giugno Ismo ha ospitato a “Lavori in corso” la dottoressa Chiara Saraceno, professore ordinario di Sociologia della famiglia presso …
- HERMENEUTICS BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGYMARCO RAVERA 16 aprile 2005 | LavorInCorso – CON…O…ScENZA Sabato 16 aprile ISMO Lavori in corso ha ospitato Marco Ravera, Professore Ordinario di Filosofia Morale presso l’Università di Torino. Riprendiamo …
