Exile in Modern Thought

"Exile in Modern Thought" examines how contemporary philosophers and thinkers explore the concept of exile—not just as physical displacement, but as a metaphor for alienation, loss of belonging, or separation from society, tradition, or self. It considers how exile influences ideas about identity, memory, and cultural belonging in a globalized world. The book analyzes diverse perspectives on exile’s role in shaping individual consciousness and societal structures, emphasizing its relevance in understanding modern experiences of displacement, migration, and the search for meaning beyond physical and psychological boundaries.