Homeless at home in East Durham
Homeless at home in East Durham
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东达勒姆的无家可归者在家中
DOI：
10.1111/j.1467-8330.2010.00788.x/abstract
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发表时间：
2011
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K. Bennett
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本文致力于无家可归与家的研究，重点关注居住在英格兰东北部东达勒姆前煤田私人出租或社会住房中的年轻工薪阶层妇女的经历。尽管这些妇女有住的地方，但她们很少有“家”的感觉，因为她们住在东达勒姆最贫困的地区，或离家人和朋友太远，或住在不合标准的住宿中。正如Iris Marion Young(1997)所主张的，这些妇女被剥夺了“家庭的标准价值”，而这些价值应该是每个人都能接触到的。虽然大多数女性都在等待社会住房的名单上，但Home经历了想象和希望搬家的情感空间，同时生活在不搬家的沮丧中。他们经常感到无家可归。本文将年轻女性的家(无)体验置于不断变化的住房政策背景下。
This paper contributes to research on homelessness and home, focusing on the experiences of young, working class women living in privately rented or social housing in the former coalfields of East Durham in north east England. Although the women had a place to live, they rarely felt “at home” because they lived in the most deprived areas of East Durham, or too far away from family and friends, or in substandard accommodation. The women were denied the “normative values of home” that should be, as Iris Marion Young (1997) argued, accessible to everyone. While most of the women were on a waiting list for social housing, home was experienced in the emotional space of imagining and hoping to move house while living with the frustration of not moving. They often felt homeless. The paper sets the young women's experiences of home(lessness) against a changing housing policy context.