Book Review On Tavriss The Mis

Carol Tavris's "misunderstanding of women" gives readers a deep understanding of the inequality and problems faced by women in society. When approaching this book, I thought it would make women beautiful and respect men. I think that the author criticizes all the problems women encountered in men. After completing this book, I have very different opinion. The author is exploring the actual cause of women's inequality from society and has no responsibility to any group of people. In this book, although there is a difference in behavior of men and women in some cases, it explains that both actions are equal, most of them are influenced by society.

In the book review of the New York Times, "Question, I understand the wrong nature of this book - Tom Wolf has no eyes, he is not looking, see a lot of examples, Mies van der Seagram Rohe's Seagram Building is lush and very beautiful as it considers it to be only a part of the theory of Mies van der Rohe, which is understood only as a prototype of the general architectural style, unique In other words, Wolfe, obsessed with modernism doctrine, blended Sigram with a bunch of other modernists and overlooked many details.

Mies van der Row refused Meyer's politics, his supporters, and his way of building. In contrast to Gropius 'essential research' and Meyer's user needs research, Mies advocates "spatial realization of intellectual decision making". This actually means to adopt our own aesthetics. Mies van der Rohe and his Bauhaus students did not see the project built in the 1930s. The general concept of Bauhaus as a source of widespread housing in the Weimar era is not accurate. Dessau's condominium construction project and Dessau's Telten town house are also categorized into this category, but the development of worker's housing for Gropius and Mies is not a priority. The same generations of Bauhaus, Bruno Taut, Hans Poelzig, and Ernst May in particular are urban architects in Berlin, Dresden, Frankfurt, considered to be tens of thousands of social progress built in Weimar, Germany. Housing unit