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Home: A Short History of an Idea
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Explore the depths of home design and social evolution with this compelling volume, which has been celebrated for its insightful exploration of comfort across centuries. This book, crafted by the renowned author Witold Rybczynski, takes readers on a journey through domesticity from the Middle Ages to modern times. With a detailed examination of how homes have evolved from communal living spaces to the personal sanctuaries we cherish today, this book provides a fascinating historical context...

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manufacturer Penguin Books
color Black
height 0.76
weight 0.54895103238
width 5.09
length 7.76
releaseDate 1987-07-07T00:00:01Z
languages [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ]
productGroup Book
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What is the main theme of this book?

The book explores the evolution of domesticity and the concept of comfort throughout history, using it as a lens to examine architecture and social changes.

Is this book suitable for non-specialists?

Absolutely! While it contains academic rigor, its engaging writing style makes it accessible to general readers interested in home design and history.

Who would benefit most from reading this book?

Anyone interested in architecture, home design, social evolution, or even casual readers who enjoy interesting historical narratives would benefit from this book.

Does this book focus solely on Western civilization?

Yes, the book is primarily centered on the evolution of domesticity in Western civilization, providing a detailed historical context.

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