2006
DOI: 10.4324/9780203401354
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“…In opposition to the rich body of literature on the meanings of home for migrants (e.g. Ahmed, S., C. Castaneda, et al 2003;Blunt & Dowling 2006;Fortier, A.-M. 2001;Rapoport & Dawson 1998), the migrant house as a built form has not received such attention. In discussions about the migrant house and its built form, there is often an attempt to understand the nature of links between previous dwellings in the homeland and current dwellings in the host land, and whether these are physical and tangible or purely symbolic.…”
Section: Readings Of the Migrant Housementioning
confidence: 97%
“…In opposition to the rich body of literature on the meanings of home for migrants (e.g. Ahmed, S., C. Castaneda, et al 2003;Blunt & Dowling 2006;Fortier, A.-M. 2001;Rapoport & Dawson 1998), the migrant house as a built form has not received such attention. In discussions about the migrant house and its built form, there is often an attempt to understand the nature of links between previous dwellings in the homeland and current dwellings in the host land, and whether these are physical and tangible or purely symbolic.…”
Section: Readings Of the Migrant Housementioning
confidence: 97%
“…This section provides a brief discussion of key themes and debates related to home (for more comprehensive reviews of this work see Blunt and Dowling's [35] seminal book Home and Mallett [25]) to orient our audience. Briefly, Brickell [26] suggests that research on the home comprises three distinct periods.…”
Section: Home Literaturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Det å føle seg 'hjemme' er romlig i den forstand at det knyttes til konkrete steder, slik som barndomshjemmet, men er samtidig relasjonelt fordi det avhenger av et gjensidighetsforhold med andre mennesker (og steder). 'Hjem' kan dermed forstås både som en abstrakt og konkret størrelse, som dreier seg om identitet og tilhørig-het, og noe som konkret kan erfares, også gjennom fysiske strukturer, slik som i et hus (Blunt og Dowling 2006). En tradisjonell tilnaerming til hjem har vaert å forstå det som et fredelig, uforanderlig og homogent sted (Mohan 2002).…”
Section: Hjem Og Identitetunclassified