In 1976, Porteous maintains that a home is a dwelling that has been nurtured and developed by its inhabitants to create a place where they feel secure, which is their own, and which stimulates them. Mallet’s 2004 publication is a reflection of this, in that he believes that a home can be, and is usually, outside the house, as well as encompassing it. Mallet still maintains that it is a secure place where an individual can retreat and relax, but it is more than a house. It can be a community, a city, or even a state of mind.
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