- The
Culture of
Domesticity (often
shortened to Cult of
Domesticity) or Cult of True Womanhood[a] is a term used by
historians to
describe what they consider...
- The
Domesticity of
Giraffes is a
poetry collection by
Australian poet
Judith Beveridge,
published by
Black Lightning Press, in 1987. It was the author's...
- on
female identity, youth, the
performance of identity, and fear of
domesticity and intimacy. The book's
style has been
described as surreal, nightmarish...
-
which he
later deleted and then
published separately as A
Glimpse of the
Domesticity of
Franklyn Barnabas] The
Thing Happens begins in 2170, 150
years after...
-
explored a
variety of
themes over the
course of her long
career including domesticity and the family, ****uality and the body, as well as
death and the unconscious...
-
Housewives of ****an: An
Ethnography of Real
Lives and
Consumerized Domesticity is a 2012 book by Ofra Goldstein-Gidoni,
published by
Palgrave Macmillan...
- for the 1856 election.
Grant says her
poems bind the period's cult of
domesticity to the new party's
emerging ideology. Her
poems suggested that Northerners...
- Akbar.
University of Michigan. ISBNÂ 978-0-7069-1076-6. Lal, Ruby (2005).
Domesticity and
Power in the
Early Mughal World.
Cambridge University Press. ISBNÂ 978-0-521-85022-3...
- television, but
subsequently performed on stage. The play
contrasts bourgeois domesticity with ****ual yearning. As with the
drama of
Anton Chekhov, some of Pinter's...
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handled back east, all the
while upholding the
virtues of the
Culture of
Domesticity. Some of the
additional tasks women had on the
wagon trail included collecting...
