Keywords
migrants’ dwelling
non-home
non-place
How to Cite
Abstract
Non-home: A Theoretical Approach to Migrants' Dwellings
Abstract: In this article we introduce the notion of non-home as an attempt of meaningful insight into the migrants' dwelling constructed from elements of different provenance (family homes, social housing institutions, etc.), depending on tenants housing experiences, definitions (knowledge) and the very materiality of a living space. In developing the idea of a non-home we refer to the theoretical concepts of non-places and heterotopias.
Keywords: home; migrants' dwelling; non-home; non-place
Ne-domov: Teoretický přístup k bydlení migrantů
Abstrakt: V tomto článku představujeme pojem ne-domova jako pokus o smyslupný náhled do bydlení migrantů, jenž je zkonstruováno z prvků různé provenience (rodinné domovy, instituce sociálního bydlení apod.) v závislosti na obyvatelských zkušenostech nájemníků, definicích (vědění) a samotné materialitě prostoru obydlí. Při rozvíjení myšlenky ne-domova se odvoláváme na teoretické koncepty ne-míst a heterotopií.
Klíčová slova: domov; přistěhovalecké obydlí; ne-domov; ne-místo
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