"To inhabit the world is to conceive of oneself as belonging to a space larger than one's ethnic group, one's nation... it is to fully inhabit the stories and riches of the plural cultures of humanity."

Rethinking our presence in the world is the challenge of our time. This essay on relational politics invites us to renew the imaginaries of the relationship we establish with our fellow human beings and the living. The author calls for a reinvention of politics and language in order to inhabit the infinity of the world.