Valerie, quoting things from each book, displayed how the two women felt that the way the home should be built was centered around the woman. For example, Gill says Charlotte Gilman states in her book Moving the Mountain “Gilman proposes a community in which central housekeeping services and communal eating halls displace labor of the individual households…freeing the majority of women for a new range of unorthodox pursuits..” The author also states that “Powerfully reinforcing the boundary between private and public space, Beecher codified femininity in the spatial and material layout of the
Valerie, quoting things from each book, displayed how the two women felt that the way the home should be built was centered around the woman. For example, Gill says Charlotte Gilman states in her book Moving the Mountain “Gilman proposes a community in which central housekeeping services and communal eating halls displace labor of the individual households…freeing the majority of women for a new range of unorthodox pursuits..” The author also states that “Powerfully reinforcing the boundary between private and public space, Beecher codified femininity in the spatial and material layout of the