The Being of Existential Territories

The Being of Existential Territories

Urban Space (EU): speculations on "being there, in the world" in the Age of Fluxional Neocapitalism

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The German philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) used to say that whatever you can't count as done, don't do it. Kant's moral philosophy offers us the Hypothetical Imperative, which is an "action-means" to achieve a desired end, like, for example, when our parents told us to study because that was the only way we would get good grades. On the other hand, it also gives us the Categorical Imperative, whose action is, in itself, an end; from this perspective, we perform a good, just and correct act, which presupposes the existence of absolute ends. The hypothesis of a better life can only grow an...