The text elaborates an interpretation of the idea of Edenic space, seen in the backlight, both with respect to the physical place (natural or built) we know in the experience, and to the non- places that the currentity proposes or re-proposes. In Thomas Aquinas, we take the view that only Eden is the proper place of human living, the enhanced life space. In that fantastic space, of biblical invention, the conditions are therefore authentically adapted to the expectations of good life. In the analysis conducted here we echo the Heideggerian question - what is dwelling? - but proceeding meta-physically.
