Abstrakt
The body has its own language, it is the expression of what we think, of what we desire, of what we are. The bodily equilibrium, the harmony of the parts, is nothing but a mutual correspondence between thought and movement, between desire and action.
For a subject so conceived, beginning from Husserl, as a "subject of free volition", that is indistinguishable from his own body and that therefore Merleau-Ponty defines as "animal of perceptions and movements", the vision is the question and the movement is the answer.