The question discusses how architecture deals with feminism in terms of human history, through the time of Greek civilization, forms of columns, and the appearance of the Christian religion, in addition, is this still continuing? or it had became a past.
If I am understanding your question, you want to know if feminist analysis of classical architecture is an active field of study. This was a new, breaking field of studies c. 1970s-1990s. Now, feminist & intersectional analyses of all expressive arts, ancient or modern, are basically expected of all researchers. There is a good anthology from 1993: Rabinowitz & Richlin, Feminist Theory and the Classics.
Dear Karen Davis
Thank you for adding this information, I am trying to expand on this concept and find new references before going into its study.
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