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The spatial and gendered politics of displaying family: exploring material cultures in grandfathers' homes
2015
Gender, Place & Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography
This article analyses the meaning that 27 men who are grandfathers ascribed to the domestic material cultures of their homes, during an exploratory study that investigated their contemporary social and cultural geographies. In recounting stories about a number of items and artefacts placed about their homes during the interviews, that they specifically related to their experiences as grandfathers, the men provided insight into the various ways in which ageing men position themselves in
doi:10.1080/0966369x.2015.1073703
fatcat:q72ycjarxzcpbfxkdeixmhoa6a