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n the domestic sphere. Intertextuality unsettles homely notions of domesticity and shows how architecture is implicated in producing and maintaining social inequality. In conclusion, I propose that the desire to display status, wealth and power in built form has persisted, from the hall house to the

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re constant or ‘a(chǎn)dhesive’ in love while others find replacement after replacement: he concludes with the paradox that even an unending onward movement is caused by a fixity of desire for the lost mother.