Blurred borders. Negotiating Copresence in the Family Home Through Spatio-Temporal Strategies for Increased Adult Well-Being

Borders between the domestic domains of work, family and restoration, are essential to adult well-being. This article interrogates the blurring of these borders by post-pandemic, reshaped relations between adults and children in domestic space. Adult spaces can alleviate the negative well-being effe...

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Published in:	Home cultures Vol. 21; no. 2-3; pp. 159 - 183
Main Authors:	Costa Santos, Sandra, Parnell, Rosie, Abo Kanon, Husam, Pattinson, Emily, Pitsikali, Alkistis, Sarhan, Heba
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Abingdon Routledge 01.09.2024 Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subjects:	adult space Adults Alleviation Appropriation Borders Children Containment copresence Covid-19 lockdown domestic borders Exile Families & family life family home Geography Housing Negotiation Pandemics Parent-child relations Qualitative research Tactics Time Well being
ISSN:	1740-6315, 1751-7427
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