The Philosophy of Homelessness: Barely Being

Explore the profound philosophy of homelessness and the existential reality of “barely being” through Paul Moran’s insightful ethnographic research. This vital work delves into the deep ontology and lived experiences of the chronically marginalized, examining identity, exclusion, addiction, and law. Drawing on thinkers like Nietzsche and Lacan, it offers critical perspectives on human existence at society’s fringes. An essential read for students and professionals in sociology, criminology, and philosophy seeking to understand complex social issues and the human condition.