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In Stein gemeißeltes Patriarchat

Patriarchy carved in stone
Authors: Siemering, Alina Maxi Sophia;

In Stein gemeißeltes Patriarchat

Abstract

Patriarchale Strukturen und soziale Ungleichheiten manifestieren sich im urbanen Raum und werden zudem von diesem reproduziert. Ziel dieser Arbeit ist es, jene patriarchale Strukturen im urbanen Raum sichtbar zu machen und zu hinterfragen. Dabei wird urbaner Raum aus einer dekolonialen, feministischen und intersektionalen Perspektive betrachtet. Gleichzeitig wird die Stadt als Ort des Protests und Widerstand verstanden, wo für ein Recht auf Stadt für Alle gekämpft wird. Davon ausgehend soll die Gestaltung widerständiger Praxen feministischer Raumaneignung in Wien betrachtet werden. Durch die Methode des Kollektiven Kritischen Kartierens wird der (ehemalige) Karlsplatz in Wien kritisch betrachtet und kartiert. Letztendlich konnten vielfältige Raumwahrnehmungen abgebildet werden, welche durch Macht, Ungleichheiten, Emotionen und Prozess beschrieben wurden. Daran anschließend wurde die Gestaltung feministischer Raumaneignungen durch Protest, Körper, Kreativität, Sichtbarkeit, das Kollektiv, Intersektionalität und Utopie charakterisiert.

Patriarchal structures and social inequalities manifest themselves in urban space and are also reproduced by it. The aim of this work is to make patriarchal structures in urban space visible and to challenge them. In doing so, urban space is viewed from a decolonial, feminist and intersectional perspective. At the same time, the city is viewed as a place of protest and resistance, where the struggle takes place for the right to the city for all. Based on this, the design of resistant practices of feminist claiming of space in Vienna will be looked at. Using the method of Collective Critical Mapping, the (ex) Karlsplatz in Vienna will be critically analyzed and mapped. In the end, diverse perceptions of space could be mapped, which were described through power, inequalities, emotions and process. Subsequently, the design of practices of feminist claiming of space was characterized by protest, body, creativity, visibility, the collective, intersectionality and utopia.

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