Migration and Home:a Review from a social Anthropological Perspective

Abstract

Abstract: Going along with the emergence of international migration age,it has become a hot topic to study the transmigration between boarders,nations and cultures.When more and more individuals are becoming migratory once a while or even all of their lives,it cannot avoid re-structing their opinions towards their home,hometown and motherland.Moreover,to accept either multiple homes or homelessness represent a deepening global effect.This article attempts to give a comprehensive review on the relevant arguments from a social anthropological perspective.

Key words: migration, home, social anthropology

LI Ming-Huan. Migration and Home:a Review from a social Anthropological Perspective[J]. Journal of Jishou University（Social Sciences）, 2005, 26(3): 80-85.

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