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Unpacks how we define and lose our sense of home

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Home in America: On Loss and Retrieval

Name: Home in America: On Loss and Retrieval
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Author: Thomas Dumm
ISBN: 9780674057715

by Thomas Dumm

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320 pages
Publisher: Belknap Press
14 x 20.4 x 2.7 cm

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For those interested in American social history

Unpacks how we define and lose our sense of home

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A thoughtful exploration of the American experience of home, blending personal memoir with literature and history.

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Americans encounter their homes in ways comforting and haunting: as an imagined refuge or a place of mastery and domination, a destination or a place to escape. Drawing on literature, personal experience, and the histories of slavery, incarceration, and homesteading, Thomas Dumm offers a meditation on the richness and poverty of the idea of home.