El viaje y su sentido

How can we think more deeply about the very idea of ​​travel? That was the question that led Emily Thomas to delve into the history of philosophy in search of the reflections of great thinkers on the act of traveling. Somewhere between a travelogue and a free-flowing philosophical exploration, *The Journey and Its Meaning* begins its journey in the Age of Discovery, when philosophers began to consider travel as a concept worthy of contemplation. We thus encounter Montaigne's reflections on otherness, Locke's perspective on cannibalism, and Henry Thoreau's considerations on the wilderness.