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1	One thing at a time, one thing after another : an inquiry into time in the domestic sphere. Alwyn, Jeni January 2001 (has links) This is a thesis about time. It is sited in Perth, Western Australia. Like other Australian states, Western Australia has a modern market system economy and enjoys, comparative to other countries with a market system economy, well developed social welfare and public education systems. The thesis shows how a set of fifteen people from Perth, Western Australia, who had all experienced a change in their domestic arrangements, understood time in the domestic sphere. Drawing upon their representations and constructions of their lives, and focusing on the concept of caring, this work demonstrates how temporal concepts can be utilised to control and limit choices these people have made in their lives.The evidence, collected through a series of open-ended and on-going discussions, is synthesized with theory, particularly the work of Barbara Adam. To Adam, an understanding of time involves appreciating the complexity of time. To gain such an understanding requires a research paradigm that allows this. Such an understanding requires stepping outside Cartesian dualistic thinking, including entrenched notions such as gendered time, and, an appreciation that differing temporal concepts exist and are utilised as mechanisms of control.
2	Presentations of sickness and health in novels and selected journals by German women writers : (1771 to 1820) Dworak, Almut-Isabella Erica January 2000 (has links) No description available. 800 Public; Domestic; Sphere; Feminism
3	Les mystères de la romance: Sound, Identity, and Memory in Nineteenth-Century French Song Dougherty, Nathan 26 August 2022 (has links) No description available. Music Romance French song mélodie nineteenth century nostalgia historical performance practice timbre medievalism collective memory domestic sphere salon salon culture
4	Perpetuating Domestic Ambivalence: A Duality of Gender Role Advice in American Women’s Prescriptive Literature, 1920-1960 Lester, Arielle J. 29 May 2013 (has links) No description available. American History American Literature Gender Gender Studies History Literature Pedagogy Reading Instruction Sociology Womens Studies Gender roles prescriptive literature women authors advice manuals gender discourse domestic ambivalence separate spheres domestic sphere public and private gender discourse twentieth century America American women wage gap feminism

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