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X-WR-CALNAME:Professor Helen Hester: At Home in the Future: Domestic Labou
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DESCRIPTION:This talk considers mid-century efforts to challenge the organ
 isation of domestic labour through spatial design\, concentrating on two 
 case studies – the bachelor pad and the fully automated future home. How 
 are care and housework managed within these speculative visions? Who does
  it\, under what conditions\, and using which technologies? And what pote
 ntial lessons do such spaces have to offer contemporary feminism? Whilst 
 these historical examples may indeed offer us resources for thinking abou
 t how best to mitigate the challenges of reproductive labour via living a
 rrangements\, this talk will point also to their failures\, and suggest t
 hat contesting these imaginaries (as much as learning from them) is likel
 y to prove necessary in building a meaningfully feminist conception of an
 ti-work architecture.
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LOCATION:Dias Seminar Room\, Syddansk Universitet\, Campusvej 55\, 5230\, 
 Odense M
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SUMMARY:Professor Helen Hester: At Home in the Future: Domestic Labour and
  Speculative Architecture
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