The Philosophy of Homelessness explores the daily experience of chronic homelessness from a perspective that renders its ontological impress in ways that are explicitly felt, often in forms that are overtly political and exclusionary in character, especially in terms of identity and belonging within the city.
The Philosophy of Homelessness explores the daily experience of chronic homelessness from a perspective that renders its ontological impress in ways that are explicitly felt, often in forms that are overtly political and exclusionary in character, especially in terms of identity and belonging within the city.
Paul Moran is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education and Children's Services at the University of Chester, UK. Frances Atherton is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education and Children's Services at the University of Chester, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures Forword Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Eddie and some of his relationships Chapter 2: Blowjob for a can of lager Chapter 3: Cut away Chapter 4: Not a proper copper Chapter 5: Is it ever really wrong to extort a nonce? Chapter 6: Sean Chapter 7: Jenny Chapter 8: Ella References Index
List of figures Forword Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Eddie and some of his relationships Chapter 2: Blowjob for a can of lager Chapter 3: Cut away Chapter 4: Not a proper copper Chapter 5: Is it ever really wrong to extort a nonce? Chapter 6: Sean Chapter 7: Jenny Chapter 8: Ella References Index
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