Publisher's Synopsis
This volume contains cultural, personal, literary, and clinical reflections on the many themes that arise in considering the notions of "home" and "the wanderer" earth as home, body as home, language as home, home and identity, home and place, the longing for home, loss of home, homelessness, the longing to return home, immigration, home and the nomadic tradition, the wandering complex, home and the wanderer in Nietzche and Faulkner, and leisure travel. Dreams about a number of these topics are also described as they arise in therapy, and Jung's own travels in India and in Africa are discussed.
