Vico and Foscolo had already warned us: where there is a tomb, there is civilization, which presupposes a community between the living and the dead. It is the horizon of celebration and the sacred, and it is the understanding of how end and beginning are inextricably linked. Knowledge, in itself, usually marks the end of an adventure, placing itself in the moment when Orpheus turns to look at Eurydice, sees her, and, seeing her, loses her forever.
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Carlo Sini, quoted in Alessandro Zaccuri, [https://www.avvenire.it/agora/pagine/carlo-sini-filosofo-intervista Carlo Sini: «La verità? Sta sempre nella relazione»], Avvenire 29 March 2018.