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Interview with Tonino Griffero

Martin Bressani: You have written that “philosophers have so far only interpreted the world, in various ways, and that now the point is to ‘perceive’ it.” You then go on to say that “to describe human experience atmospherically is not grasping ‘sense data’ and, only afterward or accidently, states of things, but it is instead being involved by things, or, even better, situations.” 1 Do you mean to say that our perception of atmosphere precedes any moment of objectification or that it replaces objectification altogether?