Poetics and politics of home

Abstract

The article describes philosophical conceptual models at the crossroads of poetics and political philosophy that use the metaphor of home. The topology of transcendental philosophy has been crucial to how this metaphor triples and works. In general, introversive and extraversive concepts can be distinguished, in which different meanings of attachment or detachment to the house are attached. The heuristic potential of the concept of home as a local folded space of childhood, which was proposed by Gaston Bashlyar, is shown.