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Index
Cover page Halftitle page Series page Title page Copyright page Dedication page Epigraph Contents Acknowledgements List of illustrations 1 The many faces of home
Thinking about home Appearance vs. reality Defining ‘home’ Understanding home in different languages Attitudes towards home Parochialism and cosmopolitanism Home as a restless concept
2 The importance of place
Place and the organization of life The home place Embeddedness Placelessness and beyond Landscapes, ecosystems, and bioregions Cities as places Place and a sense of wholeness
3 Dwelling and dwellings
What dwelling means Cave, sweet cave The shape of home Traces of what once was Many sorts of dwellings make one world Wanderers Outlooks and inlooks Homes as dwellings
4 Remembering, imagining, and other mindwork
Reviving the past Nostalgia Returning home Homes as symbolic expressions The dream home Home psychology in retrospect
5 People, objects, and identity
Identity and home House and home Home as people who matter Home as a material environment Living with objects Home and possessions: two examples from the Holocaust The power of objects
6 Home politics
Politics as inescapable Public and private life The home and beyond Negotiating home life Changing roles Domestic abuse and misery Colonization Fighting for the homeland
7 Homelessness and uprootedness
General considerations about homelessness Destitution Homelessness as a global concern The dispossessed International migrants Modern culture unmoored An afterthought
8 The future of home
Through a glass darkly Some constants Positive/aspirational concepts of home Home as a physical place or location General functions of home Living in a world of rapid change In pursuit of stability Beyond home? Alternative living arrangements Electronically enhanced homes The Earth as home Every end a new beginning
References Further reading Publisher’s acknowledgements Index Social Media
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