This chapter explores the dialectic meaning of ‘home’, and movement away from home. Movement away from home – migration – is characterized as a dynamic, dialectic, and developmental experience. We emphasize the sense of being at home and the intertwined sense of identity as interlinked and mutually defining anchors of our existence that become inevitably shaken and ruptured in the experience of migration. But when looking at how this rupture is experienced and managed, we highlight the inherently complex and dialectic nature of migration, instead of seeing it as a unidirectional sequence of rupture → shock → coping → new stable being. We discuss the complexities of migration experiences as entailing dialectics of home and non-home, rupture ...
How might multiple attachments or belongings to place coexist or be fostered in these times (of terr...
How might multiple attachments or belongings to place coexist or be fostered in these times (of terr...
Purpose – Studies have described how migrants progressively transform extraneous spaces into familia...
This chapter focuses on the concept of home (and its construction as a social as well as a subjectiv...
This article examines the relationship between migration and identity by complicating our notion of ...
This article examines the relationship between migration and identity by complicating our notion of ...
Home has been used in social sciences as a description, a metaphor and, more recently, as an emergen...
markdownabstractIn this article I would like to present two conceptions of home in relation to peopl...
peer reviewedFamily and home are often considered inseparable, but the meaning of both of these term...
The word “home” can refer to a house, a family, a country, or even to a feeling of safety and comfor...
What happens when home moves and has to resettle somewhere else because of contemporary invocations ...
What happens when home moves and has to resettle somewhere else because of contemporary invocations ...
The photo-essay aims at presenting selected characteristics of migrants’ dwelling (an untypical dwel...
What happens when home moves and has to resettle somewhere else because of contemporary invocations ...
New forms of transnational mobility and diasporic belonging have become emblematic of a supposed 'gl...
How might multiple attachments or belongings to place coexist or be fostered in these times (of terr...
How might multiple attachments or belongings to place coexist or be fostered in these times (of terr...
Purpose – Studies have described how migrants progressively transform extraneous spaces into familia...
This chapter focuses on the concept of home (and its construction as a social as well as a subjectiv...
This article examines the relationship between migration and identity by complicating our notion of ...
This article examines the relationship between migration and identity by complicating our notion of ...
Home has been used in social sciences as a description, a metaphor and, more recently, as an emergen...
markdownabstractIn this article I would like to present two conceptions of home in relation to peopl...
peer reviewedFamily and home are often considered inseparable, but the meaning of both of these term...
The word “home” can refer to a house, a family, a country, or even to a feeling of safety and comfor...
What happens when home moves and has to resettle somewhere else because of contemporary invocations ...
What happens when home moves and has to resettle somewhere else because of contemporary invocations ...
The photo-essay aims at presenting selected characteristics of migrants’ dwelling (an untypical dwel...
What happens when home moves and has to resettle somewhere else because of contemporary invocations ...
New forms of transnational mobility and diasporic belonging have become emblematic of a supposed 'gl...
How might multiple attachments or belongings to place coexist or be fostered in these times (of terr...
How might multiple attachments or belongings to place coexist or be fostered in these times (of terr...
Purpose – Studies have described how migrants progressively transform extraneous spaces into familia...