English
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
Español
Revolution in written space
Publié le 30 avr. 2023
Mis à jour le 30 avr. 2023
Culture
6 min
Culture
Publié le 30 avr. 2023
Mis à jour le 30 avr. 2023
6 min
0
J'aime
1
J'adore
0
Solidaire
0
Waouh
0 commentaire
373 lectures
Revolution in written space
Contribuer
You are probably familiar with this typical 1950s-60s movie scene: a beautiful, smiling American housewife waves at her husband as he pulls up in a squeaky clean car after a hard day’s work. In this scene, male space is clearly public, while female space is domestic.
American culture and cinema aside, the place for women has traditionally been domestic, for evolutionary purposes, among others: private spaces provided safety during and after childbirth, while men went out to gather food and protect the dwelling from attacks. The gendering of public space is in fact the outcome of a number of cultural, socio-economic and religious factors. For centuries, exploring—even going on a simple walk—was a male privilege. Take the crusades or the discovery of new continents, or also the
373 lectures
0 commentaire
Publication précédente
10 min
Tu peux soutenir les auteurs qui te tiennent à coeur
