The inter or in-between which separates different cultures from one another at the same time links them together. It does, however, not stretch its own space, it has no own being. Thus, the inter of interculturality refers to the relationship amongst different cultures but it does not separate cultures by anything else but their relationship. Therefore, cultures differ from one another in nothing else than in representing their inter-relationship in different ways. In any one of them all cultures are at once at stake - and with them humanity as a whole. Intercultural philosophy, therefore, is less about understanding and recognition but rather it is about realizing that the in-between of different cultures is their main source of meaning. Intercultural philosophy is a thinking of the in-between-and that means also and primarily: It is a thinking in the in-between.