… assign as much significance to their bedrooms as popular notions of intimacy and home
might suggest. Instead, ordinary spaces of home, including the laundry, hall-way and bathroom, …

… ‘home’ between home and host countries. As transnational migrant women in Australia, we
explore these notions and our intimacies with ‘home’ … We explore intimacies with ‘home’ and …

… home’ for those who are single; and examine how single people have created new forms of
home … people's imaginings and desires for a home outside of heteronormative coupledom. …

… Parsons assumed that intimacy requires a boundary between home and work that was
necessarily simultaneously a gender boundary between women at home and men at work. Many …

Arlie Russell Hochschild, author of three New York Times Notable Books, has been one of
the freshest and most popular voices in feminist sociology over the last decades. Her …

… This research illustrates how intimate relationships are partially constituted by the
materialities of home, (re)producing coupled identities as distinct from, and at times overriding, …

… ways intimacy is born of the complex relations of everyday life. The work of such intimacies
… Because the intimate lives of others provides the point of departure for the discussions that …

… home is a complex site for technology design and deployment—it is a space for privacy,
intimacy… From this viewpoint, home is not only a place where we shift between private and social …

… intimacy in terms of the interiority of ‘family’ life, and as experienced particularly, though not
exclusively, through the affective space of the home… , family and intimacy because it provides …

… with the subject of intimacy and kin relationships and the … broadened to include our intimate
relationships with those … through everyday family practices and intimate interactions. In this …