Aina Marti is Associate Lecturer in Catalan Language and Culture, School of European Culture and Languages, University of Kent. Her publications include The Bourgeoisies, Their Homes and Sexualities in Colette’s Claudine” in Domestic Space in France and Belgium: Art, Literature and Design (1850-1920), ed. by Claire Moran (London: Bloomsbury, 2020, forthcoming) as well as articles on the same topic.

Aina Marti’s essay is a highly original contribution to European cultural history. By examining fictional texts of the period in company with architectural writings, Marti is able to show how new formations of sexual knowledge were constrained and supported by new ways of conceiving and building domestic environments.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Adultery and the Subversion of Architectural Prescriptiveness in Madame Bovary and The Return of the NativeChapter 2: Sexual Accessibility and Exhibitionism: Glass in La CuréeChapter 3: Glass Dwellings and the Dissolution of Adultery in Fontane’s L’AdulteraChapter 4: Domestic and Sexual Circulation in Huysmans’ En ménageChapter 5: Vienna: Towards a New Domestic ImaginaryBibliography

Aina Marti is Associate Lecturer in Catalan Language and Culture, School of European Culture and Languages, University of Kent. Her publications include The Bourgeoisies, Their Homes and Sexualities in Colette’s Claudine” in Domestic Space in France and Belgium: Art, Literature and Design (1850-1920), ed. by Claire Moran (London: Bloomsbury, 2020, forthcoming) as well as articles on the same topic.

Aina Marti’s essay is a highly original contribution to European cultural history. By examining fictional texts of the period in company with architectural writings, Marti is able to show how new formations of sexual knowledge were constrained and supported by new ways of conceiving and building domestic environments.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Adultery and the Subversion of Architectural Prescriptiveness in Madame Bovary and The Return of the NativeChapter 2: Sexual Accessibility and Exhibitionism: Glass in La CuréeChapter 3: Glass Dwellings and the Dissolution of Adultery in Fontane’s L’AdulteraChapter 4: Domestic and Sexual Circulation in Huysmans’ En ménageChapter 5: Vienna: Towards a New Domestic ImaginaryBibliography

Aina Marti is Associate Lecturer in Catalan Language and Culture, School of European Culture and Languages, University of Kent. Her publications include The Bourgeoisies, Their Homes and Sexualities in Colette’s Claudine” in Domestic Space in France and Belgium: Art, Literature and Design (1850-1920), ed. by Claire Moran (London: Bloomsbury, 2020, forthcoming) as well as articles on the same topic.

Aina Marti’s essay is a highly original contribution to European cultural history. By examining fictional texts of the period in company with architectural writings, Marti is able to show how new formations of sexual knowledge were constrained and supported by new ways of conceiving and building domestic environments.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Adultery and the Subversion of Architectural Prescriptiveness in Madame Bovary and The Return of the NativeChapter 2: Sexual Accessibility and Exhibitionism: Glass in La CuréeChapter 3: Glass Dwellings and the Dissolution of Adultery in Fontane’s L’AdulteraChapter 4: Domestic and Sexual Circulation in Huysmans’ En ménageChapter 5: Vienna: Towards a New Domestic ImaginaryBibliography