Clare Cooper Marcus’s eye-opening study of people’s emotional ties to their houses, apartments, cottages, trailers and other dwellings offers useful, often startling perspectives on what makes a house a home. Maintaining, as did Carl Jung, that one’s home is a symbolic mirror of one’s inner self, of unconscious wishes and emotions, she interviewed approximately 60 people in their domestic settings, some over a 10-year period.
House As a Mirror of Self: Exploring the Deeper Meaning of Home
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