Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Antaeus and Hercules; 2. The web of meaning; 3. The cultivation of place; 4. The landscape of memory; 5. Habits of home; 6. A sacred economy; 7. Gifting and recognition; 8. The boundaries of home; 9. Parish and province; Conclusion: the future of home

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Paul O'Connor completed his PhD at University College Cork. He is currently assistant professor of sociology at the United Arab Emirates University, where he specialises in cultural sociology.

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