Being Homeless presents the stories of homelessness as told from
the perspectives of the clients, staff, and a researcher at an
emergency shelter. Drawing on in-depth interviews, shelter
documents, and historical analysis, the author provides
ethnographic data that demonstrate the variety of the experiences
and the attitudes of homeless people. This study underscores the
necessity for a more comprehensive response to the needs of this
group. Being Homeless offers insights, both practical and
theoretical, of value to human service providers as well as
sociologists.
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