The Kibbutz Dwelling: Ideology and Design

Autor:	Avraham Wachman, Arza Churchman, Eyal Amir
Rok vydání:	2005
Předmět:	Sociology and Political Science media_common.quotation_subject Interpretation (philosophy) Gender studies Development Urban Studies Frugality Argument Phenomenon Private property Sociology Ideology Architecture Nuclear family media_common
Zdroj:	Housing, Theory and Society. 22:147-165
ISSN:	1651-2278 1403-6096
DOI:	10.1080/14036090510040313
Popis:	This paper analyses the relationship between ideology and architecture. The specific case examined is the influence of kibbutz ideology on the design of the family dwelling. The kibbutz in Israel is a unique case among other secular communes in the world, since it was a relatively stable phenomenon that did not fade after the founding generation. Among other reasons, this stability was the outcome of an uncompromising ideological stance within the kibbutz movement in its first 50–60 years. This paper examines the interpretation of three fundamental values of kibbutz ideology (frugality, equality and the rejection of private property) in the architecture of the kibbutz dwelling. The main argument is that, with time, changes in the design and planning of the kibbutz dwelling reflect the strengthening of the status of the traditional nuclear family and recognition of some basic individual rights that were systematically and intentionally ignored in the past. The consistent growth and elaboration of the kibbu...
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