Submitted by Myriam Mahiques
Two Interesting Cases of Human Territoriality
Architecture News - Nov 13, 2009 - 04:39 6502 views
The text is inspired by a human territoriality situation in John Grisham’s novel, “A Painted House”. Set in the late summer of 1952, the story is told through the eyes of seven year old Luke Chandler, the youngest in a white family of cotton farmers. Luke’s grandfather and dad, hire two groups of people to help them harvest their cotton crop: the Spruills family, from the hills and some few Mexican migrant workers. All of them have to live somewhere in the Chandler’s farm. This is how conflicts begin.
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