House Life 2020
DOI: 10.4324/9781003103240-1
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Introduction: Houses and Families in Europe

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“…Houses as “dynamic entities” (Carsten and Hugh‐Jones, 1995, 37) have been shown to change through time, together with their residents, in a joint process. This is discussed for the life cycle, or for even longer time periods (Birdwell‐Pheasant and Lawrence‐Zúñiga, 1999), but also for the rhythm of daily sociality that often unfolds around hearths (Carsten, 1997). These rhythms of socio‐spatial processes in the house are shaped by the materiality of the house, as well as by wider socioeconomic and political shifts (Carsten, 2018; Elinoff, 2016).…”
Section: Beginnings and Endings Of Housesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Houses as “dynamic entities” (Carsten and Hugh‐Jones, 1995, 37) have been shown to change through time, together with their residents, in a joint process. This is discussed for the life cycle, or for even longer time periods (Birdwell‐Pheasant and Lawrence‐Zúñiga, 1999), but also for the rhythm of daily sociality that often unfolds around hearths (Carsten, 1997). These rhythms of socio‐spatial processes in the house are shaped by the materiality of the house, as well as by wider socioeconomic and political shifts (Carsten, 2018; Elinoff, 2016).…”
Section: Beginnings and Endings Of Housesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“….] individual agents” (Birdwell-Pheasant and Lawrence-Zuniga 1999, 8), they found something new about themselves: They were now more and more involved in (self) reflections and projects of the body and the self. These projects first involved the city and the house as “complex configurations of identity” (Pink 2004, 58) and later the territory of the body building a naturalized sense of the self.…”
Section: Staying Inside: Irregular Domestic Tempos and Disorganized S...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…básicas como dormir, cocinar o almacenar. Otros aparecieron al ritmo de la sofisticación de las prácticas cotidianas de la burguesía bajo medieval, y se fueron convirtiendo en signos de modernidad a través del auge industrial y del consumo (Birdwell y Lawrence-Zúñiga, 1999;Kertzer y Barbagli, 2004).…”
Section: Los Objetos Y La Transformación De La Casaunclassified