The kind of domesticity that a house represents can be extended to the society that produces such enclosures. To live in a house of that kind implies that one is living as and providing offspring to the kind of genocidal domesticity in question. (Capital) Therefore, to live humanely in the house, one has to transform it, float it, hollow it out and make it porous—live in a different type of form, transform the form so that it no longer domesticates its inhabitants.
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