The Social archaeology of houses
by Ross Samson
This book deals with the problems that are encountered by archaeologists when reconstructing social history from domestic architecture. Often faced with little more than the remains of foundations or, at best, 'mute' houses, archaeologists have adopted social theories drawn from architects and sociologists. Such theories are here applied in a series of case studies which cover examples taken from ancient and modern housing.
All the main schools of social theory are covered, including feminism, marxism, structuralism and structuration theory. The ideas developed by Henry Glassie, Bill Hillier and Julienne Hanson are also explored.
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Antiquities, Dwellings, Social archaeology, Housing, History, Domestic ArchitecturePlaces
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The Social archaeology of houses
1990, Edinburgh University Press
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0748602909 9780748602902
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