“Kandinsky noted that a particular capacity of line [is] its capacity to create surface� (Ingold, 2007,p.45)
“as soon as a person moves, he becomes a line� (Ingold, 2007, p.75)
“An ecology of life, in short, must be one of threads and traces, not of nodes and connectors� (Ingold, 2007, p.103)
“wayfaring, in short, is neither placeless nor place bound, but placemaking� (Ingold, 2007, p.101)
“Social time, however, is not only something that flees: it is also the place of durable effects, of persisting patterns. An action leaves a ‘trace,’ it makes its ‘mark’ when it contributes to the emergence of such patterns, which become the documents of human action” (Ricoeur, 1991, p.149)
“There is nothing more active than a line of flight� (Deleuze and Guattari, 1987, p.225)
“knowledge is integrated along a path of movement� (Ingold, 2007, p.91)
“the lines on the sketch map are formed through the gestures re-enactment of journeys actually made� (Ingold, 2007, p.84)
“The present is pregnant with this immanent future and this recent past and does not allow itself to be represented by the figure of a point without thickness placed on a line� (Ricoeur, 1991, p.210)
“It is not possible wholly to detach the dynamics of movement from the formation of knowledge� (Ingold, 2007, p.102)
“Far from connecting points in a network, every relation is one in a meshwork of interwoven trails� (Ingold, 2007, p.90)
“life goes on around places, as well as towards and away from places elsewhere� (Ingold, 2007, p.100)
“I would rather speak of an endless spiral that would carry the mediation past the same point a number of times, but at different altitudes� (Ricoeur, 1991, p. 72)
References Ingold, T., 2007, “Lines: A Brief History”, London: Routledge. Ricoeur, P., “From Text to AcCon: Essays in HermeneuCcs II”, London: ConCnuum Publishing. Ricoeur, P., “Time and NarraCve: Volume 1”, London: ConCnuum Publishing. Deleuze, G. and GuaPari, F., 1987, “A Thousand Plateaus”, London: ConCnuum Publishing.