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The Midcentury Kitchen: American Ritual, Identity, and Values Shaped by the Model Kitchen from 1920-1961
The kitchen is a social and symbolic environment where gender roles, cultural values, and everyday rituals are constructed and reinforced. This thesis examines the midcentury American model kitchen through the lens of mundane ritual, focusing on the relationship between the built environment and the
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