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ANY 4 | Architecture and the Feminine: Mop-up Work

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January/February 1994

Guest Editor: Jennifer Bloomer, with a seminar in New York, 20 November 1993

Contents
Jennifer Bloomer, Architecture and the Feminine: Mop-Up Work
Ann Bergren, Dear Jennifer
Karen Bermann, The House Behind
Elizabeth Grosz, Women, Chora, Dwelling
George Hersey, Why Should Women But Not Buildings Be Ornamented? Reflections on Adolf Loos
Diana Agrest, The Return of Nature: Engendering the Urban Discourse
Claire Robinson, Chora Work
Michelle Kaufmann, Liquidation, Amalgamation
Durham Crout, Hearing Aids
Liquid inc, Illegitimate Practice
Karen Bermann, Anne Door
In ANY Event, Architecture and The Feminine: Mop-Up Work

Correspondences
Readers, Dear Editors
Cynthia Davidson, Dear Readers
David D'Heilly, Letter from Huis Ten Bosch
Michael J.P. Smith, Letter from Biosphere 2
Lois Nesbitt, Letter from Corsica
Paul Virilio, Letter from Paris

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