Tag: Irwin

Review: A Companion to Feminist Geography, Chapter 17

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An onscreen presentation of the review of Tovi Fenster’s Gendered Belonging Theory, as presented in chapter 17 of in the 2005 book  “A Companion to Feminist Geography“.

The presentation was prepared within my Masters program at Arab Academy for Science and Technology (AAST), during the course “Environment and Behavior: applications in architecture and urban design”, and presented to Dr. Manal Abou El Ela and Dr. Heba Safey El Deen. Continue reading “Review: A Companion to Feminist Geography, Chapter 17” →

Review: Culture and Environment by Irwin Altman, Chapter 4

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An onscreen presentation of the review of Irwin Altman’s Privacy Theory, as presented in chapter 4 of in his acclaimed 1980 book  “Culture and Environment“.

The presentation was prepared within my Masters program at Arab Academy for Science and Technology (AAST), during the course “Environment and Behavior: applications in architecture and urban design”, and presented to Dr. Manal Abou El Ela and Dr. Heba Safey El Deen. Continue reading “Review: Culture and Environment by Irwin Altman, Chapter 4” →