This book discusses the philosophy of place and the implications
for understanding ourselves authentically. It sets out to
investigate this by providing a review of the phenomenological and
humanistic views of place as background reading for the chapters
that follow. This contributed book offers unique chapters from
international scholars on place in relation to individual
philosophers such as Nietzsche, Sloterdijk, Foucault, as well as
more broad areas of research including Ecology, Ontogenesis,
Bioethics and Metaphysics. The book then presents an integration of
the arguments of the contributing authors to give a better and
fresh insight to the relationship between place and self. This
fusion of chapters amplifies each to show how they all have an
important contribution to an expanded understanding of place and
self. This combination of topics as well as each author's view of
place makes this book an important contribution to the literature.
The book is intended for philosophers but would also be of interest
to a general audience.
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