Household Gods: The British and Their Possessions
In Household Gods, Deborah Cohen investigates the British and their possessions, uncovering how material objects have played a central role in shaping domestic life and cultural identity across history. The book examines the emotional and social ties that bind people to their belongings, providing a thoughtful look at the interplay between people and things in British society.
About This Book
Household Gods delves into the British fascination with possessions, tracing how everyday objects have influenced social and cultural norms.
Deborah Cohen's work highlights the historical significance of household items in defining personal and national identity.
Through a lens of material culture, the book reveals the deep emotional connections Britons have formed with their belongings.
This exploration offers insights into how possessions reflect broader societal changes and values over time.
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