Add to ORKGHOME, AGAIN is a memoir in a collection of linked essays. The collection explores what "home" means to us, from the womb to the grave, and how our various homes throughout life both define and circumscribe the people we become.M.F.A.by Linda C. Hamilto
This collection of short stories is based on the notion that a person´s idea of home gives him or he...
Graduation date: 2010Home Afterwhile, a collection of eight short stories and an essay, explores iss...
grantor: University of TorontoThe theory explicated in Home: A Space Called Anywhere was b...
This collection of personal essays focuses on the concept of home while examining turning points in ...
HOME is a collection of poetry and prose, presented in two parts, examining the complex relationship...
This is a collection of short stories and memories from the eight places that I have lived. Through ...
A woman comes across a house that resembles that of her Argentinian grandparents. As she walks throu...
The idea of home is one that is central to a sense of identity. However, what makes someplace a home...
This is a selection of memoir and essay that explores the illusion of memory, and the ghosts of the ...
Where is home if you have no definitive place to call home, such as a house you grew up in and someo...
Ordinary Devotion is a collection of essays that follows the narrator on a journey through different...
This manuscript aims to do exactly what it claims to in the title—to address home. Home is a word th...
Where can one locate ‘home’ in scholarly accounts about human material and affective places of dwell...
'Home' is a multidimensional concept and phenomenon. Just as places get new meanings through persona...
Critics of American literature have traditionally examined the use of certain settings, e.g., the wi...
This collection of short stories is based on the notion that a person´s idea of home gives him or he...
Graduation date: 2010Home Afterwhile, a collection of eight short stories and an essay, explores iss...
grantor: University of TorontoThe theory explicated in Home: A Space Called Anywhere was b...
This collection of personal essays focuses on the concept of home while examining turning points in ...
HOME is a collection of poetry and prose, presented in two parts, examining the complex relationship...
This is a collection of short stories and memories from the eight places that I have lived. Through ...
A woman comes across a house that resembles that of her Argentinian grandparents. As she walks throu...
The idea of home is one that is central to a sense of identity. However, what makes someplace a home...
This is a selection of memoir and essay that explores the illusion of memory, and the ghosts of the ...
Where is home if you have no definitive place to call home, such as a house you grew up in and someo...
Ordinary Devotion is a collection of essays that follows the narrator on a journey through different...
This manuscript aims to do exactly what it claims to in the title—to address home. Home is a word th...
Where can one locate ‘home’ in scholarly accounts about human material and affective places of dwell...
'Home' is a multidimensional concept and phenomenon. Just as places get new meanings through persona...
Critics of American literature have traditionally examined the use of certain settings, e.g., the wi...
This collection of short stories is based on the notion that a person´s idea of home gives him or he...
Graduation date: 2010Home Afterwhile, a collection of eight short stories and an essay, explores iss...
grantor: University of TorontoThe theory explicated in Home: A Space Called Anywhere was b...