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Anthropocene Feminisms:
Architecture and Gender Spring semester 2018
Anton Lindström
anton3@kth.se The Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Sweden April 2018
Anthropocene Feminisms:
Architecture and Gender Spring semester 2018
A n t h r o p o c e n e V o r t e x A n t h r o p o c e n e V o r t e x A n t h r o p o c e n e V o r t e x
Anton Lindström
anton3@kth.se The Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Sweden April 2018
