List of Abbreviations
Preface

Introduction

At Home in Metaphysics' Uncanny Homelessness
The Uncanny and Da-sein: Not Being at Home
The Question concerning Homelessness and Being
The History of Being: Metaphysics and the Essence of Human Being

Poetic Wandering in the Foreign
Poetizing the Holy's Opening for Dwelling
Poetic Passage: Return to Origin

Turning toward the Overcoming of Homelessness
Language and Thinking: Entering the Overcoming of Metaphysics
The Mutual Turning of Being and Human Being

Originary Homecoming: The Moment of Arrival
A) Arriving at the Early Greek Beginning: a Not-yet-metaphysical-Abode
B) Leaping from Metaphysical Representation to Originary Thinking
C) Moment of Arrival into His Own: the No-longer-metaphysical

Learning to Become at Home in Saying
Poetic Remaining in Apartness and Beginning to Learn to Abide
Saying Gives a Place: The Taking Place of Dif-ference
Learning to Experience Dialect and Poetized World
A Parting of Ways

Staying Near the Source
Focus on Things, Places-Regions, and Dwelling
The Homey Works

Afterword

Notes
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

Robert Mugerauer is a professor and dean emeritus in the College of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Washington.

Reviews

"Maugerauer's book is an exhaustive study, a top-notch resource, and an obvious labor of love by someone who has spent years travelling through Heidegger's oeuvre... I expect that this book will break new ground in Heideggerian research."--Adam Wayne Hearlson, Koinonia: Princeton Theological Seminary's graduate journal

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