Anche una nave alla fonda viaggia... - Anchored ships also travel...

When travelling, reflections and considerations – more or less structured – are about being “elsewhere”. The subject finds himself physically, socially and politically in this “elsewhere” as an Ego and finds or maybe finds again another Ego, other Ego each of them being still the subject’s own but different from the previous. The structure of travelling is transition and the transitive structure of the Ego also comes to the fore. It is anyway a transition which stimulates reflections, a transition which complicates the Ego. Travelling is therefore the art of complicating the everyday life in order to reach the unexpected. Just as philosophy. But the relation between travelling and philosophy is still deeper: travelling is the praxis of philosophy. The encounter with the “Other” becomes an opportunity to communicate between Seienden which constitute themselves as such actually through the encounter. It is an encounter between men which does not exclude the encounter with Divinity