Philosophy Now Forum

@Questionmark - you are right that the relationship between our homes and identity could well be the other way round and what I am interested in how does it change a person - morally, psychologically and pathologically. While I haven't yet considered the angle of material belongings in a home, e.g. ...

Looks very promising. Thanks, uwot!

Thanks Bill. Yes, I'm specifically considering forced homelessness and exploring it in context of poverty, to be more specific, homeless children/street children. Having not grown up with a "home" environment do they view the world differently? Theirs is, of course, a different world but a...

Thanks Bill. I have gone through those. While they provide quite a bit of information, its more a factual aggregation of things. Still very useful though, but I've exhausted the leads I have got from there and still hungry for more

I looking to understand the idea of home. Specifically, how does growing up in a home make us different from not having lived at home. I am trying to explore this through the idea of (1) homelessness, and (2) peripatetic living. I'm struggling to find any significant material to read/learn about thi...