How are women viewed in public space
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The new and growing field of women and environments has focused almost exclusively on women’s activities and needs in the home and the adjacent neighborhood with little research on women’s use of urban public spaces.1 The exceptions are studies of specific problems including crime and fear of crime (Gordon, Riger, LeBailly, & Heath, 1981), transportation (Cichoki, 1981; Fox, 1985), and some historical research (Cranz, 1981; Peiss, 1986; Stansell, 1986). Research on urban public spaces has also been growing (Carr, Francis, Rivlin, & Stone, in press; Francis, 1987; Francis, Cashdan, & Paxson, 1984; Whyte, 1980) but pays almost no attention to gender differences in the use of these spaces. Both areas of research are important, but they have not yet generated a theoretical perspective to guide future research on women and public space. The goal of this chapter is to develop just such a perspective.
If you are asking about past condition
Womens were considered as backward and only supposed for household works. But now government is taking some actions to improve their condition and give them opportunities for jobs.
As more jobs are provided to them women are no longer felt as inferior in public space.
Hence it was positive step of government for uplifting women.
But there are many areas which now also see women as inferior and for only household work.
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