Childhood Homes as Moral Spaces - New Conceptual Arena
In our western cultural imagery, the idea of home is deeply embedded in a static realm of childhood we take for granted: a permanent place of comfort, security, privacy, family and continuity. However, although childhood is seen as 'home-bound', the importance of home decreases as children...
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Social Work & Society,
2011-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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