Titlebook: Home and Family; Creating the Domesti Graham Allan (Lecturer in Sociology),Graham Crow ( Book 1989 Graham Allan and Graham Crow 1989 archit

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Homes and Institutions,me’, but there is, of course, a small but growing proportion of the population who live, on a long-term basis, in settings which are not their own homes nor those of friends or relatives. They live in prisons, hostels, boarding houses, hotels, boarding schools, long-stay hospital wards, children’s h

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The Making of Mother: The Role of the Kitchen in the Home, be seen and to which all defers. It is the site and source of domestic power, and yet, like Bentham’s ideal prison, it is constrained by its very internalisation and institutionalisation. The kitchen has become the double-edged sword of domesticity, at once the metaphor for family life and the sign of domestic isolation.

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Insiders and Outsiders: Boundaries around the Home, a place which is ‘ours’, where we can exercise control and keep ‘outsiders’ at bay, is so significant within British culture, the distinctions entailed within this social construction warrant some discussion.

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