A gendered profession : the question of representation in space making /
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| Imprint: | London : RIBA Enterprises, 2016. |
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| Description: | 280 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11004319 |
Table of Contents:
- Contributor Biographies
- Editorial
- Part 1. Practice, Politics and Economics
- Chapter 1. Six myths about women in architecture
- Chapter 2. Architecture: A suitable career for a woman?
- Chapter 3. On age and architecture
- Chapter 4. Why men leave architecture
- Chapter 5. G F Bodley and the gravy: Describing architecture on the tangent
- Chapter 6. Women in architecture: Stand up and be counted
- Chapter 7. The hero's journey: Architecture's 'long hours' culture
- Chapter 8. Lost and found? A parable of the architect (male) and the academic (female)
- Chapter 9. Site parade
- Part 2. Histories, Theories and Pioneers
- Chapter 10. The queer architect in Germany: Invisible in practice, missing from history
- Chapter 11. Sister practices: Non-normative experiences of time and technology
- Chapter 12. Architecture: A villainous profession
- Chapter 13. The 'Transition' as a turning point for female agency in Spanish architecture
- Chapter 14. Redesigning the profession
- Chapter 15. Remembering queer space
- Chapter 16. Women in Architecture Awards: Great or ghettoising?
- Chapter 17. Designers of the world unite
- Part 3. Place, Participation and Identity
- Chapter 18. Woods and treasure
- Chapter 19. Down to earth
- Chapter 20. Vauxhall is burning
- Chapter 21. On looking and learning
- Chapter 22. Scenes of emancipatory alliances
- Chapter 23. The eradication of London's democratic queer pubs
- Chapter 24. Architecture 2.0
- Part 4. Education
- Chapter 25. Surveys, seminars, and starchitects: Gender studies and architectural history pedagogy in American architectural education
- Chapter 26. Interiority complex
- Chapter 27. Gender, architectural education, and the accruing of capital
- Chapter 28. Hit Me Baby One More Time
- Chapter 29. And then we were the 99%: Reflections on gender and the changing contours of German architectural practice
- Chapter 30. A gendered pedagogy
- Chapter 31. Look who's talking: Numbers matter
- Chapter 32. Symbolic violence
- Index
- Picture Credits
