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Architecture has supported its recognition in the life of the “great masters”, as “historic lighthouses” able to legitimize almost of an entire disciplinary discourse. Some aspects of the theory of architecture and many feminist theorists have investigated the consequences of this sided view of history and what the possible alternatives. It seeks the ways women experience and occupy space, as users, and expose the problems of city building and architecture as a practice mostly male. There is an attempt to remodel the architecture as an institution and its history that seeks to include the perspectives of architects and unravel the mainstream of the discipline.
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Architecture. Gender. Space. Woman.
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