‘A citizen as well as a housewife’: New Spaces of Domesticity in 1930s London

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‘A citizen as well as a housewife’: New Spaces of Domesticity in 1930s London

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Elizabeth Darling Hilde Heynen (editor) Gülsüm Baydar (editor)

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Book chapter

Published

2005

Publisher

Routledge

Volume

Negotiating Domesticity: Spatial Productions of Gender in Modern Architecture

Languages

English

Pages

49 – 64

Topics

Domesticity

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www.routledge.com

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