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Preface to the 2002 Edition | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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The Evolution of American Housing | |
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Housing and American Life | |
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From Ideal City to Dream House | |
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The City on a Hill | |
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Each Farmer on His Own Farm | |
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The American Woman's Home | |
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"The City of the Faithfulest Friends" | |
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Evolution of the Public Landscape | |
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The Homelike World | |
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"Good Homes Make Contented Workers" | |
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Selling Mrs. Consumer | |
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"I'll Buy That Dream" | |
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Awakening from the Dream | |
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Outgrowing Our Prescriptive Architecture | |
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Creating the Critique | |
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Architects and Urban Planners | |
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Environmentalists | |
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Feminists | |
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Renters and Owners | |
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Sticker Shock | |
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Rethinking Private Life | |
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Nurturing: Home, Mom, and Apple Pie | |
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Three Models of Home | |
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The Haven Strategy | |
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The Industrial Strategy | |
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The Neighborhood Strategy | |
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Modifying Beecher's Haven Strategy | |
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Miniaturized Technology and Household Engineering | |
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Commercial Services | |
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Employer Benefits and State Services | |
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Swedish Parent Insurance | |
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Male Participation | |
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Modifying Bebel's Industrial Strategy | |
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The House for the New Way of Life | |
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Soviet Motherhood | |
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Housewives' Factories in Cuba and China | |
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Modifying Peirce's Neighborhood Strategy | |
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Service Houses, Collective Houses, and Cooperative Quadrangles | |
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Apartment Hotels | |
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Cash or Community? | |
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Family Allowances and Wages for Housework | |
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Trade-A-Maid | |
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Niche | |
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Complexity | |
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Economics: Getting and Spending | |
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Paid and Unpaid Work | |
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GNP as Measurement | |
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Economic Equity for Women | |
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Transportation: Women's Journeys versus Men's | |
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Housing Construction and Jobs | |
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Sweat Equity for Tenants | |
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Jobs on Site in Housing for Single Parents | |
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The Women's Development Corporation | |
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Counting with Women in Mind | |
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Architecture: Roof, Fire, and Center | |
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Three Models of Home Translated into Built Form | |
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The Haven Strategy: The Single-Family House as Primitive Sacred Hut | |
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Eclectic Styles | |
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Electrification | |
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Manufactured Housing | |
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High-Priced, High-Tech, and High-Culture Huts | |
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Telecommuting from the Haven | |
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The Industrial Strategy: Mass Housing as Machine | |
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Panopticons, Parallellograms, and Phalanxes | |
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Social Housing | |
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Support Structures | |
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Social Engineering | |
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Dynamite | |
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The Neighborhood Strategy: The Cloister and the Village | |
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The Academical Village | |
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Quadrangles in the Garden Cities | |
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Courtyards and Greens | |
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Cohousing | |
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Transitional Housing | |
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New Densities for the Twenty-first Century | |
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Campaigns for Affordable Housing | |
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The Charter of the New Urbanism | |
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European Charter for Women in the City | |
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Construction or Reconstruction? | |
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Rethinking Public Life | |
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Reconstructing Domestic Space | |
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The Builders' Approach--Greenfield Construction | |
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Alternative Approaches of Infill and Reconstruction | |
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Accessory Apartments in Single-Family Neighborhoods | |
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The Constituency for Accessory Apartments | |
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Reorganizing the Dream Houses | |
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Relandscaping the Dream Neighborhoods | |
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Homeownership in Limited-Equity Cooperatives | |
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Public Housing: Making It More Like Home | |
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Housing on Congregate Models for the Elderly, Singles, and Families | |
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An Inn for the Elderly in New England | |
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Congregate Housing Designed for Privacy and Community | |
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Rehabilitation for Singles and Small Households | |
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Implementing Change in the Built Environment: Taking the Long View | |
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Domesticating Urban Space | |
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The Freedom of the City for Women | |
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Public Space for Parents | |
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Greenlights and Safehouses | |
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Rape Prevention, Public Transportation, and Women's Safety | |
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Advertisements, Pronography, and Public Space | |
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Beyond the Architecture of Gender | |
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Reuniting Home and Work, Suburb and City | |
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Urbanism: Making Economic, Social, and Architectural Ideas Work Together | |
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The City of Women's Equality | |
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Notes | |
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Selected Bibliography | |
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Index | |