THREE FEMINIST ANALYSES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Authors

  • Bronwyn Hanna Heritage Branch, New South Wales Department of Planning Author

Keywords:

feminism, women’s groups, environment, sexist design, phallocentrism, Sydney Opera House, Australian Institute of Architects

Abstract

This paper addresses the diversity of academic feminist analyses of the relations between sex/gender/ bodies and space/ place/ design. This is approached trough categorizing feminist approaches into three main groupings, that have been named: ‘liberal humanist feminist’; 'critical theory feminist' and 'postmodern feminist'. The paper outlines the main elements which constitute these three categories, and illustrates each one with examples of analysis, firstly, of certain issues of design and secondly, of problems that women encounter in the profession of architecture.

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Published

2010-01-31

How to Cite

THREE FEMINIST ANALYSES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. (2010). THE JOURNAL OF MODERN ART HISTORY DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE, 6(1), 49-58. http://zsmu.org/index.php/zsmu/article/view/185