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Sasha Beketov on What Would a Non-sexist City Be Like?
Dolores Hayden actively points to the sexist imbalance of contemporary housing in the United States (which I would personally extend to all North America and globally). As it is on many occasions, the urban sprawl is the main culprit to blame for the perpetuation of sexist stereotypes in home designs. Conservationism in planning that urban […]

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Conversations in Preparation
The citations and annotations in this collection occurred in conversations with collaborators who have been involved in preparing the Women Writing Architecture annotated bibliography during the first six months of 2021.
Testo Junkie
Testo yonqui
Lux Guyer (1894-1955), Architektin
We Should All Be Feminists

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Fiona Hatz on Motherhood according to Giovanni Bellini
Julia Kristeva analyses Giovanni Bellini’s work as a representation of successive stages in his processing of the absence of a mother figure in his childhood. By linking the evolution of Bellini’s art to the theme of motherhood, she provides a different perspective on the establishment of the Venetian Renaissance. At a time where a prevailing […]

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Contemporary Women Architects: Theories, Practices, Positions (2020)
The reading list of this 5-week seminar course led by Professor Mary Pepchinski is composed of 15 texts written by women. This collection brings together the citations for those texts.
Bildbetrachtung: Die Architektin Elsa Burckhardt-Blum
Genius, Gender and Architecture: The Star System as Exemplified in the Pritzker Prize
Ideological Equals: Women Architects in Socialist Europe
Interview with Harriet Hariss, Architecture for the 99%: Dr. Harriet Harriss on Democratizing the Deanship, Inclusive Design Methodologies, and How the Younger Generation Can Lead

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Annmarie Adams on The Gospel of Germs
This annotation is an extract from Annmarie Adams (2001) review ‘The Gospel of Germs: Men, Women, and the Microbe in American Life’, Historical Geography, Vol. 27, 2001, 106-108