Titlebook: Home and Family; Creating the Domesti Graham Allan (Lecturer in Sociology),Graham Crow ( Book 1989 Graham Allan and Graham Crow 1989 archit

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Introduction,rows of houses of the housing estate and wonder what went on inside them’ (1969, p. 16). What goes on inside houses is home life, and this is something about which relatively little is known because it is fundamentally a private affair, curtained off from the public gaze. Researchers trying to build

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The Making of Mother: The Role of the Kitchen in the Home,61). Memories of the kitchen are memories of gatherings around the kitchen table, of the smells of cooking, and of the sounds of chatter and laughter. Yet many kitchens today lack a central table or perpetual occupants. The kitchen is still significant but perhaps not in the way that it was. The arg

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Lone Parents and the Home,‘mother’ is that of the ‘expressive follower’ who caters to the needs of the children and her husband, the ‘instrumental leader’ (Parsons and Bales, 1955). It is the wife who ‘makes’ a home which becomes the centre of family life. These home-making activities give her a large degree of autonomy in t

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Insiders and Outsiders: Boundaries around the Home,etween public and private are more problematic than is often recognised. Certainly the boundaries that are constructed around the home which give it its sense of privacy have not been examined very fully. A starting point for a fuller analysis lies in the recognition that the home comprises both a p