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This book is the sixth book in the ‘Mutual Understanding Philosophy’ series, which integrates literature with philosophy or art with philosophy. Mutual understanding is different from consilience. If consilience is centrist, mutual understanding is anti-centrist. Mutual understanding is ‘acentric’, with no center or periphery. Mutual understanding is the interface of human, material, intellectual, emotional, mind, and body. From the beginning, it is an expression of the nomadic desire to traverse in all directions, and an expression of the will to coexist to share more things of different species. In art, mutual understanding is the same as ‘interface’. Interfaces are the result of interfacial desire. It is as if modern dance since Merce Cunningham (1919-2009) has denied both the protagonist and the center of the stage. The reductionist and coherentist concept of mutual understanding can be freely used by anyone and at will without being deceived by the language game that distorts or misleads philosophy, humanities, and even literary arts in the name of 'the unity of knowledge.' This book contains the author's desire to build a 'bridge of freedom' that crosses everywhere and provides mutual understanding and a 'meeting place' for free spirits.