The Meaning and Use of Home: It's Interior

Roderick J. Lawrence

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Home evokes a wide range of divergent images and concepts which reflect its multidimensional nature. The meanings and uses of home, like that of housing, are not only complex and elusive, but they vary from person to person, between social groups in the same society, across cultures and during the course of time (Cf. Altman and Werner, 1985 ; Duncan, 1981 ; Kent, 1990 ; Kron, 1983 ; Lawrence, 1987 ; Low and Chambers, 1990). In recent decades many theoretical perspectives, concepts and research methods have been used to study home and housing.

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