Amas workers home and INFONAVIT San Bartolo, Puebla: use of space and time
Introduction:
Traditionally, in patriarchal societies women have been recognized and defined by their relationship to the domestic sphere and its dependence on men. Feminist struggles generated in developed countries since its inception demanded equal opportunities for development in areas of public life on equal terms. In third world countries these demands were recovered by the social movements of women. Although these movements have become increasingly more important-looking address inequalities gender-and that the participation of women in the paid labor force is now a global reality has not been able to break the linkage of women with the niche of the domestic. As a result, many of us must play in the labor market and at the same time, assume the exclusive domestic chores and housekeeping.
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