Eassay Outline
- Introduction
- Significance
- Greatest utility
- Western approach
- Conclusion
East. West, home’s W. K. Kelly
The house or flat/apartment that you live in. especially with your family is called home. Naturally, one gets accustomed to the place of one’s residence and begins to feel emotional attachment to it. Home is not only a place of living but a sanctuary that provides protection against adverse circumstances.
As home is the main object of man’s desire, he involves in its affairs lovingly. Its cleanliness, decoration, usefulness, comfort, everything absorbs the attention of its inmates. This is the only place where one feels security, ease and authority. In the East, it has assumed considerable importance as one of the greatest wishes of the people.
Home is the greatest utility. Whenever we are away from home, a great wave of nostalgia sweeps over us. We miss desperately the comforts at home. In our culture, people usually earn and save the whole of their life to have a home of their own. It seems one of the main objects of their life. In fact, this approach has limited the horizon of his life.
In the west, although, home is a place of living and comfort yet the possession of a home is not looked upon as a matter of life and death as it is considered in the east. This difference of outlook makes it easy for the westerners to avoid a permanent cause of depression. They find it easy and manageable to live in a rental. They do not make it a matter of personal prestige. To our utter astonishment, the president or prime minister in the developed world does not hesitate to live in rented apartment.