
by Nicolas Truong, Antoine de Baecque, Frédéric Gros, David Le Breton, Sarah Marquis, Martine Segalen, Sylvain Tesson · Editions de l’Aube · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782815928809

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«Philosophie de la marche» is a collective essay directed by Nicolas Truong, published by Editions de l'Aube in paperback (100 pages, in French).
The work asks why we walk and what we seek in doing so. It brings together voices such as Sarah Marquis and David Le Breton to show walking as sport, spiritual experience, tourism or therapy, and as an escape from the modern, accelerated world: an exercise that combines physical challenge, self-knowledge, healing and the search for freedom.
Published in collaboration with Le Monde, it collects interviews and opinion pieces that appeared in the newspaper. Publication date: June 7, 2018.
Recommended for readers of philosophy and essays interested in the meaning of walking, the relationship with society and the critique of accelerated life.

French arts historian and film critic
