The text develops from an anthropology that considers the human being as an “inhabitant, in transit”. In particular, one reflects on the spatial aspect in order to clarify the relationship between forms of space and social patterns. Ways of living together differently take form through sharing knowledge and practices, the function of memory and the figures of the imagination: these are both spatial and “spatialising” (create space). Relationships are expressed in their spatial form. The world wide web, on the other hand, does not seem to have replaced, but rather transformed the way of living differently, of seeking contact and relationships (this is an aspect which must be considered in depth, in its outcomes, with particular attention to ways of coordinating social contacts). Learning to “focus-on” and trying to escape superficial thought, philosophy can play a critical and eutopic role offering categories, paradigms, perspectives.
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