'I don't know where all the cutlery is': exploring materiality and homemaking in post-separation families
'I don't know where all the cutlery is': exploring materiality and homemaking in post-separation families
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“我不知道所有餐具在哪里”：探索分居后家庭的物质性和家务
DOI：
10.1080/14649365.2019.1705995
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Walker A
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作者：
Walker A
本文探讨了家庭的方式，在分离后的家庭，谁花时间在一个以上的父母家的儿童经历。为了做到这一点，它借鉴了半结构化的采访与15个年轻人回顾他们的童年经历。它认为，对这些年轻人来说，家是一个复杂的成就，创造和限制，部分是通过与家庭物品，室内装饰和家具的情感接触。与以前的研究，强调家庭和家庭（联合国）的做法纠缠共鸣，它发现，儿童的家庭关系是通过他们的家庭内的“东西”产生，沟通和破坏，创造包容和排斥的感觉，从他们的家庭环境。因此，本文认为，国内的物质是一个重要的手段，通过它的（重新）和（联合国）使家庭关系在分离后进行;最近的工作中的新兴领域的家庭地理，引起了人们的注意日常物质的重要性，在做家庭。因此得出的结论表明，这种方法的跨学科的文献分离后，并要求更多的研究到各种空间和物质的分离后的家庭的价值。
This paper explores the ways in which home is experienced by children within post-separation families, who spend time within more than one parental home. To do so it draws on semi-structured interviews with fifteen young adults looking back on their childhood experiences. It argues that for these young people, home is a complex achievement, created and constrained, in part, through emotional encounters with domestic objects, interiors and furnishings. Resonating with previous studies which have emphasised the entanglement of family and home(un)making practices, it finds that children’s family relationships are produced, communicated and undermined through the ‘stuff’ within their homes, creating feelings of inclusion and exclusion from their domestic environments. This paper, therefore, argues that domestic materialities are a significant means through which the (re)-and-(un)making of familial relationships in post-separation is performed; building on recent work within the emerging field of family geographies which has drawn attention to the importance of everyday materialities in the doing of family. Conclusions are thus drawn which suggest the value of such an approach to the interdisciplinary literature on post-separation and calls for more research into the various spatialities and materialities of the post-separation family are made.