Inner seas: Notes towards a territorial phenomenology of the journey

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Gabriel Castillo Fadic

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Considering both etymology and mythical tradition, the possibility of the journey depends on the spatial and existential lay out of a road. This is in turn linked to the course of a river and also to the pertinence and adequacy of the fictitious world to the vehicle chosen for the journey. The article explores this three-fold relation and its potential projection on to a contemporary phenomenology of the journey associated to the space of the city of Santiago, its inner thoroughfares/ passages, and its connections with the sea.

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Gabriel Castillo Fadic, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
gcastilf@puc.cl