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El. knyga: Home in Transition

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This book presents an integrative perspective on home or Heimat showing that it is much more than the place we were born or where we live. This book brings fresh theoretical and empirical perspectives on what home is and can be from different viewpoints.

The chapters invite the reader to face challenging questions of what we learn about Heimat, when it is taken from us, threatened, left on purpose or when we set out on the journey to find one. The chapters are written by psychologists throughout, but are expanded in perspective by comments from the groups of people featured in the chapters, who are thus given their own voice. The book concludes with a suggestion on how to unite all the different perspectives within a general model rooted in cultural psychology.

All in all, the reader of this volume gains an access to the most complex phenomenon of human existencethat of home. Impossible to define in terms of the scientific lore of psychology, intuitively understandable in everyday life, and basis for deep desires if the feeling of home is lost.

This book will be a rewarding read for professionals and students from cultural psychology, cultural and psychological anthropology, sociology, and related disciplines, asking the question of what home is and how individuals can be supported in finding it.
Series Editor's Preface - Feeling at Home Means Building Something:
Human Dignity In Liminal Settings; Jaan Valsiner.

Acknowledgments.

Chapter
1. What Is Home? Facets of the German Construct Heimat and Insights
on What Heimat Is; Roman Gallus.

Chapter
2. Commentary - Do We Need the Concept of Heimat at All? Home From
the Perspectives of the Others; Lenssa Mohammed.

Chapter
3. Beyond Home: Indigenous Women Defend the Territorio-Tierra in
Guatemala; Charlotta Sophie Sippel.

Chapter
4. Commentary: Women, Knowledge, and the Liberation of the Territory;
Maria Bautista Hernandez.

Chapter
5. Homeless in One's Homeland; Emma Weiler.

Chapter
6. Commentary: Grasping the Berlin Homeless Support System: A View
From Within; Marta Felicja Reddemann and Svenja Ketelsen.

Chapter
7. Without a Home: Waiting in Refugee Camps; Ido Nahmias.

Chapter
8. Interview: You Can Make Something Good Anywhere, If You Get the
Opportunities. Hussam Mashfez.

Chapter
9. Interview: I Am Not a Number, I Am a Human Being, and I Have a
Story; Mahmoud Almizel.

Chapter
10. Making Home: The Experiences of Volunteers in a Program for
Befriending Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Germany; Anne Büttcher.

Chapter
11. Commentary: Challenges and Potentials in Mentorships: The
Relevance of Close and Professional Support; Anna Stammnitz.

Chapter
12. What Is Home When It Is Never Permanent? The Meaning of Home for
a Working Nomad in a Globalized World; Marieke Gattermann.

Chapter
13. Commentary: A Country as AnchorBut There Is Still More in the
Cards; Thomas.

Chapter
14. Negotiating Home: Finding Home Between Two Countries; Simone
Machado Braz.

Chapter
15. ConclusionHome: From the Hypergeneralized to the Dimensional
Level and Beyond; Meike Watzlawik.

About the Contributors.