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According to social historian Elizabeth Wilson, men design cities to control disorder and to control the "place" of women, so men define the public sphere as their own territory and thus

▸ women must be protected and deferred to when they enter that realm.

▸ women are "fair game" when they enter that sphere.

▸ poor women, especially, must be protected in the public realm.

▸ women who enter the public realm are highly respected as independent and autonomous.

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