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Homemaking: A Spatial and Sensory Inquiry across Disciplines offers an expansive interdisciplinary study of home, homeland, and belonging across art history, literature, sociology, architecture, urban studies, film, cultural geography, gender studies, and migration studies. Moving across domestic interiors, urban neighborhoods, home movies, religious objects, queer spaces, squatter settlements, and diasporic homelands, the volume examines homemaking amid global relocation. It traces cross-cultural, transnational, multi-generic, and multilingual expressions of home through routines, memories, objects, sensory experience, visual images, and public affiliations, inviting readers to rethink homemaking as a spatial, social, political, and embodied practice in an age of accelerated migration and displacement
Price: $125.00
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Series: Studia Imagologica
Publication Date:
07 January 2027
ISBN: 9789004773530
Format: Hardcover
Jean Amato is a professor of English and Asian Studies Minor coordinator at the Fashion Institute of Technology, SUNY. Her research focuses on gender, nationalism, and the ancestral home/homeland in twentieth-century Chinese, Taiwanese, diasporic, and Chinese American literature and cinema.
Kyunghee Pyun is professor of art history at FIT/SUNY. Her scholarship focuses on collecting, Asian art reception, and intersections of art, design, technology, and industrial history. She has authored and co-edited books on modern Asian fashion, Korean art, and feminist artivism.
Kyunghee Pyun is professor of art history at FIT/SUNY. Her scholarship focuses on collecting, Asian art reception, and intersections of art, design, technology, and industrial history. She has authored and co-edited books on modern Asian fashion, Korean art, and feminist artivism.