ABSTRACT

This article discusses the Airbnb phenomena and its position within the sharing economy. Through an autoethnographic lens, I examine my experience, of living in someone’s else’s home – in their stuff – and how I made it my own place. Place theory is used here to underpin the discussion of human experience when settling in a new city, a new home, and establishing routines and rituals. Finding place in Tel Aviv, Israel, emerged when the immediate surrounds of my short-term accommodation, the public spaces just beyond my building, and the people who filled the alley ways and local market, became familiar.

中文翻译：

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特拉维夫的 Airbnb：在其他人的东西中寻找位置

摘要

本文讨论了 Airbnb 现象及其在共享经济中的地位。通过自我民族志的镜头，我审视了我在别人家中生活的经历——在他们的东西中——以及我是如何把它变成我自己的地方的。地方理论在这里被用来支持关于人类在新城市、新家定居以及建立常规和仪式时的体验的讨论。当我的短期住所的周边环境、我大楼外的公共空间以及挤满小巷和当地市场的人们变得熟悉时，在以色列特拉维夫寻找住处就出现了。