Living with Things

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Focusing on a former coal-mining village in Northeast England, the book delves into the practices of inhabitation, examining how modern living and daily routines, such as sleep and childcare, shape domestic life. It challenges traditional consumption research by situating it within the home and households, rather than commercial spaces. This exploration offers insights into the complexities of everyday life and the interplay between community and individual experiences in a specific sociocultural context.