Introduction

Louise Durning

Richard Wrigley

A Gravity in Public Places: Inigo Jones and Classical Architecture

Christy Anderson

`O Tower Most Worthy of Praise!': The Paradox of Freedom, Captivity and Gender in Literary Architecture of Sixteenth-century France

Joanne Mosley

Woman on Top: Lady Margaret Beaufort's Buildings at Christ's College, Cambridge

Louise Durning

Architecture as Metaphor for the Body: The Case of Female Convents in Early Modern Italy

Helen Hills

Gender and the Architect: Women Clients of French Architects During the Enlightenment

Tanis Hincheliffe

Ramblers and Cyprians: Mobility, Visuality and the Gendering of Architectural Space

Jane Rendell

La Donna e Mobile

Esther da Costa Meyer

Harems and Hotels: Segregated City Spaces and Narratives of Identity in the Work of Oriental Women Writers

Reina Lewis

Through the Looking-glass Darkly: Gendering the Primitive and the Significance of Constructed Space in the Practice of the Brucke

Colin Rhodes

Notes on Contributors

Acknowledgements

Index