商品簡介
Why do some people choose to leave home to live as foreigners in an unfamiliar land? What does it mean to feel at-home or homeless? This book tells the tales of existential migrants, those of us whose motivation to leave home is to find out who we really are. It is the first time these experiences have been identified and described using evocative themes from peoples' lives. The book ends by warning that in this age of increasing globalization, we may be heading for a world where no one really belongs anywhere anymore. The book will be of interest to anyone who has migrated or is considering leaving home to live in an unfamiliar place. It will also be of interest to psychological and cultural researchers and professionals who work with cross-cultural and international people. The book will also help people who have never left their home to understand those who did.
作者簡介
Dr Greg Madison is an existential therapist and psychologist who has researched the experiences of voluntary migrants and their issues of belonging and feeling at home. He himself is originally from western Canada and has lived and studied in Oslo and Dublin, and completed his advanced clinical training and doctoral education in the United Kingdom. He currently lectures on doctoral programmes and offers workshops across Europe and North America while maintaining a private practice in central London and Brighton, UK.
