Princeton course applies ‘queer’ and ‘trans* theory’ to ‘architectural histories’

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Princeton course applies ‘queer’ and ‘trans* theory’ to ‘architectural histories’

‘How do sources determine the histories we can tell about architecture, urban space, and the agents that enliven it,’ course asks Princeton University students can ponder the role of “feminist” and “gender” theory in the writing of architecture histories in a class offered this spring. “Queer Spaces in the World” is offered by the school of architecture and taught by Professor S.E. Eisterer. Source