Dwelling: Cultural Representations of Inhabited Places

Acknowledgements
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction
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Chapter 2: Dwelling in a Digital Age: Biological Perspectives
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Part I: Informal Settlements
	Chapter 3: Evolving Transhumance in Southern Oman: Ancient Traditions for Modern Realities
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	Chapter 4: From Slums to Communities: Mapping a New Identity Through Participatory Approaches
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	Chapter 5: Myths of Progress: Real-Estate Development, Private Property and Dwelling Outside Ownership
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Part II: Huts and Bridges
	Chapter 6: Dwelling in Desire: Standing on the pont Mirabeau
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	Chapter 7: ‘We Must Build Huts’: Jean-Marie Gleize’s Temporary Dwellings
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	Chapter 8: Thacchen: The Dwelling Body in the Rough House
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Part III: Liminal Bodies
	Chapter 9: Paul B. Preciado’s Dwelling-in-Mutation: The Show of Monstrosity
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	Chapter 10: Let No More Days Be Numbered: Florence Lam’s Performances
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	Chapter 11: Threshold Dwelling: Algae and Tufa, Will You Be More Successful Than Me?
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	Chapter 12: The Question of Home: Exclusion, Division and Forgetting in the World of the House
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Part IV: Moving Home
	Chapter 13: Dwelling and Exile: Vigée Le Brun and the Tools of Her Trade
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	Chapter 14: Home as a Liminal Space in Salman Rushdie’s Quichotte (2019)
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	Chapter 15: Sensing the Continuity and Strangeness of the ‘Home’ in the Darkness of a New Residence
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Part V: Dwelling in Memory
	Chapter 16: Dwelling in the Memory Palace: Cultural Identity, Counter-memory and Storytelling in Anna Moï’s Douze palais de mémoire
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	Chapter 17: The City is Closing in: Raja Shehadeh’s Going Home Searches for a Homeland
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	Chapter 18: Dwelling in Narrative: Jewish-Muslim Relations in the Domestic Communities of Joëlle Bahloul and Karin Albou
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Part VI: Are We There Yet?
	Chapter 19: Digital Dwelling and Defensive Domesticity: (De)constructing Spatialised Hospitality in Michael Haneke’s Happy End
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	Chapter 20: ‘Making Life Multiplanetary’: Re-conceiving Dwelling in Space Tourism Discourse
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	Chapter 21: Dwelling-Spaces as Sites for the Virtual Consulting-Room
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Index