“Doing home”: Patriarchy, caring, and space
Women s Studies International ForumPublished 1 May 1997
Sophie Bowlby, Sue Gregory, Linda McKie
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This paper is an introduction to and a reflection on this Special Issue on "Concepts of Home." It raises the issues inherent in considering the complex notion of "the home." We highlight the significance of power and patriarchy, household tasks and caring, and space and place, in the analysis of "domestic" social relations and the meanings and politics surrounding "the home."
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