Domestic orbits
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Author
Contributions
- Patrón, Mauricio, 1984- author - Contributor
- Hernández Gálvez, Alejandro, author - Contributor
- Nueno, Xavier, editor - Contributor
- Muñoz Santini, León, editor - Contributor
Publication
2019 - Gato Negro Ediciones, Mexico City, Mexico
Language
English
Word Count
15,500 words, Guess
Page Count
62 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-10607979697X
- ISBN-139786079796976
- OCLC Control Number1122750509
- Open LibraryOL44118885M
Classifications
- LCCNA2542.4 .E83 2019
Alternate Titles
- Frida Escobedo
Description
"Frida Escobedo's Domestic Orbits is a speculative essay of critical cartography that explores how the domestic space is configured around orbits of exclusion that shape the trajectories of domestic workers. How is the space articulated according to specific gendered, classist, and racist configurations of the social sphere? Organized through a series of case studies that range from the 1950s until today in Mexico City, Domestic Orbits looks at the different scales by which domestic labor is erased by architects and planners. It studies the architectural plans of five well known projects from a perspective that aims highlight the social and economic relationships involved. In that sense, Domestic Orbits sketches a counter-history of modern architecture that questions the duality of the visible and invisible: those who count and those whose not."--Page 4 of cover.
Subjects
Series Statement
- News -- 2
- News (Mexico City, Mexico) -- 2.
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