Why Everything Is More Than It Seems and Connected to Everything Else (Featuring Paci! Proust! Heidegger! Husserl! Whitehead! Merleau-Ponty! Munari!)
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It’s March 14, 1956 in Pavia, Italy and the philosopher Enzo Paci has just come from lecturing at the university he works and sits on a bench in the Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, a square he describes as isolated, sealed off from the rest of the city, ringed by medieval towers and a circle of swallows. Sitting there he arrives at a confession:
“I have been w…
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