Abstract
In this paper, I focused on an examination of the relationship between the critic of technology and homelesness of human being as a problem in Heidegger’s philosophy. I argue that technology and homelessness of human being needs to be dealt with in their relation to the metaphysical thinking through which history of western philosophy has been totally dominated. For, these two distinguished problems are the offsprings of western metaphysical thinking. Thus, both the problem of technology and homelessness can be best understood in terms of basic Heideggerian concepts such as the abondenment of metaphysical thinking, asking the question of Being anew, and finally thinking as thinking on Being.
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