Nietzsche craved the high alps; Heidegger his mountain hut. Where do you go for inspiration?
This book asks the most fundamental of all questions: Where do I belong?
The concept of 'home' reflects one of the deepest and most universal of human experiences. It manifests in everything from religion to nationalism, and from buildings and decor to nostalgia for the place of our birth.
We all need space to be ourselves; but we need it to be the kind of space that we can personalise - space that says something about who we are.
From a contemplation of the size of the universe and the orientation of temples in the ancient Near East, to home improvements and community loyalty, this book explores the ways in which we personalise the space around us in our quest to construct a unique and authentic sense of 'home'.
It responds to Nietzsche's challenge to find meaning in a world where nothing is fixed or certain.
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