The Body of the World of Being
A philosophical lecture series composed in living speech
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The Body of the World of Being
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Kristina Kichigina
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The Body of the World of Being is a philosophical lecture series composed directly in living speech, where thought unfolds through the movement of the speaking body rather than through a text written beforehand.
The work begins with the body and gradually opens into a wider inquiry into being, space, movement, sound, corporeality, consciousness, lineage, art, and the world. The body is considered not simply as a physical organism, but as a moving structure that forms its own spaces, carries traces of what has preceded it, and gradually becomes a ground of being in itself.
Through a continuous movement of thought, the lectures explore the body's formation within the maternal space, the transformation of lineage into a body of the world, the musical shell through which the body holds itself in space, and the emergence of a corporeality capable of becoming its own support. The discussion moves toward the conscious body, the body of space, the ground of oneself, and the formation of corporeality as a structure of being.
The lectures follow no conventional academic exposition. Their sequence is formed by the movement of thought itself: one idea gives rise to another, returns in another form, turns around itself, and opens a new space of meaning. The spoken body does not reproduce the structure of written language; it creates its own rhythm, continuity, repetition, and direction.
This is therefore not a reading of a book, but an independently created work of spoken philosophy—a philosophical world unfolding through the living movement of the author's thought.
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