WHAT WOULD THE GREAT THINKERS RESPOND ABOUT WALKING?

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I only know that I know how to walk (To paraphrase Socrates).

It would be very interesting to know what great thinkers and other creators have said about walking. From a few we have been able, in the course of time, to scrutinize in their works some references that have had about it, but it is too complicated and time consuming to carry out an investigation about it, for that reason I have decided better to leave it posed what I would ask them -according to what I have understood of each one in his specialties and in his inclinations- in 2 or 3 key words, on his onceptualization in relation to walking. I have chosen some authors that I once related to them in a poem, and now I direct them the question in concomitance with walking.

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I would like to comment, for those who are very strict in the structural conformation of thought, that the configuration of the questions do not have a rigid or consistent form, so that some are affirming the thinking, ideas or ideology of the person to whom they direct, others in clear contradiction, others contrary to their feelings, others are ironic, but all of them pursue a single objective: WALKING.

Aristotle, Can we reduce rationalism by walking? What is walking in rationalism?

Baudelaire, When to walk to have the acceptance and my commitment?

Beckett, Is walking a renewed need?

Benedetti, How can I avoid despair, by not deciding to walk?

Bergson, How to solve my truths when walking?

Beethoven, Is it true that your hearing improved walking?

Borges, Walking can I clarify my mental labyrinths and their multiple mirrors? Is it comforting to walk in a labyrinth?

Braque, Tell me how you walk in an expressionist way?

Brecht, Walking with the 5 senses, will I contact reality?

Breton, Is it better to walk in irrationality? Can you tell me how to walk surrealistically?

Cassirer, Is walking a symbolic form?

Cervantes, Is it better to know where you are walking? Is walking an adventure?

Chesterton, Will my passion discover it with walking? Will I meet diversity with my walk?

Cicero, Should I thank my pet for allowing me to walk with her? Can I ask my pet to accompany me to walk? Can I walk with my pet to consider myself a human being?

Dante, Where do you walk better, in hell, in purgatory or in heaven?

De la Cruz, Are dark nights also conducive to walking?

Descartes, Is it better to walk than doubt and exist?

Dostoievaski, How do I get rid of my existential disturbances when walking?

Durkheim, Can I exchange my social anxieties for my walks?

Eliade, Could it be that walking prevents me from the eternal return? Could it be that the walk will assure me the eternal return?

Epictetus, Will walking lead me to participate in the Government?

Aesop, Will a fantastic reality ensure me to walk?

Aeschylus, Can Prometheus accompany me on my next walk?

Exupery, Will I be able to walk when I am an adult?

Fichte, Can I walk alone or accompanied? Is it a lie, an appearance, a phenomenon or a simulation to walk?

Frankl, Can the meaning of life simply be walking?

Freud, Will walking help me (encourage) my sexuality? Could the unconscious go for a walk, after sitting on the couch?

Fromm, Will I be able to free myself from my socio-psychoanalytic anxieties?

Heraclitus, Will walking lead me to the past? Is walking a constant becoming?

Hippocrates, If I walk, will I always be healthy?

Huarte, Can I increase my ingenuity, by walking daily?

Illich, Should I attend a course to walk, or enroll in a school?

Jesus, Can walking help us to love our neighbor more? Can you accompany us to walk through the desert, in case the devil comes out? Will I be able to accompany you to walk in the desert?

Joyce, When I walk, can I better understand what you write?

Jung, Could walking be considered as an archetype?

Kafka, Could it be that walking is also absurd?

Kant, Is it anguishing to philosophize while we walk? Can we make a philosophical critique of practical walking and pure walking?

Kelly, Is it true that when you danced, the previous warm-up you did walking a few minutes earlier?

Keynes, Will I have to walk by my private economic thresholds?

Lenon, Can we also sing while we walk? Should I sing while I walk?

Lessing, What is more important, painting, poetry or walking?

Lincoln, Walking, will I stop lying to everyone, all the time?

Machado, In addition to the road, what else can you do when walking?

Machiavelli, And then why my distrust when I walk?

Maritain, Should I accompany my sensibilities when I walk?

Marx, Could walking be focused as a struggle with myself and not as a class?

Montesquieu, Can I still walk accompanied by my nonsense?

Mozart, Did you conceive or write any melody, walking?

Nietzsche, Walking, is Apollonian or Dionysian?

Ortega y Gasset, Am I just myself and my circumstantial walk?

Paz, Should I let my ambition rest when I walk or wait for pears from the elm tree?

Plato, Can a walker be an idealist?

Popper, Are freedoms good companions when walking? Should I walk in open or closed spaces?

Proust, Is time an inseparable companion of walking?

Reyes, Should the conscience of the word be abandoned when walking, or should it continue with us?

Rousseau, When we walk, should we be oriented towards equality?

Russell, Are the concerns a placebo during the walk?

Santa Teresa, To what Dwelling will the walk lead us?

Sartre, Is walking an existentialism?

Schiller, What should I do with my authoritarian insensitivity when I walk?

Schopenhauer, Should I give up the pessimistic reaction, when I walk?

Seneca, The power to walk is a great fortune can not be transformed into a great slavery? Could we resemble walking to the practice of good and to the passion for virtues?

Shakespeare, Walking or not walking, what is the matter?

Siddharta, To meditate, is it good to walk?

Socrates, Can I come to know and eliminate my ignorance, walking? Can you walk without knowing anything?

Sor Juana, How can I break my in-serenity when I walk?

Spengler, Can walking attenuate the unavoidable decadence?

Tolstoy, When I walk I must read and write or only contemplate nature?

Unamuno, Will the walking liberate me from the tragic feeling of life?

Upanishads, Is it normal for me to feel an absolute emptiness when I walk?

Vargas Llosa, Is it possible for me to abstract from politics when I walk?

Vico, How can I free myself from this social incomprehension, if all I want is to walk?

Voltaire, Can walking walk away from this subjection and make me rebellious?

Anonymous, Can I be free when I walk?

There were too many questions, and many of them, of the philosophical type -if you can say that-; however, in a subsequent post, which have passed a couple of months to give me the opportunity to investigate, I will be able to present quotes from some of these thinkers and creators about walking, that they have done in their time.

Could you reflect or speculate what answer these people would have regarding the previous questions? We await your comments.

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