“Home is where the heart is…or is it?”: A phenomenological exploration of the meaning of home for older women in congregate housing
作者： Katherine H. Leith
DOI: 10.1016/J.JAGING.2005.12.002
关键词: Feeling 、 Qualitative research 、 Social psychology 、 Meaning (existential) 、 Place attachment 、 Psychology
摘要: This qualitative study explored the meaning of home for older women living in a congregate housing complex in a Southeastern city of the United States who have been more or less …
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