Being-at-home, Heidegger says, is not the "primordial phenomenon." "Not-being-at-home" is more fundamental. To be not-at-home may mean to be at hotel.
That is from Wayne Koestenbaum’s recent Hotel Theory, which is possibly the funniest book I have read, with the caveat that a satire of queered Heidegger theory, combined with a fictional story of Lana Turner and Liberace, may not be your thing. I also loved The Queen’s Throat; Koestenbaum is one of the most original writers working today. Here are reviews of the book.
I heard Wayne read bits of this at Columbia last year, and I must say that I really and literally think it was the funniest thing I have ever heard…
First couple of links don’t work.
Been waiting for someone to write such a book.
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