دانلود کتاب Rethinking Home Economics: Women and the History of a Profession

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Contents\nPreface\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction Home Economics, What\'s in a Name?\nSection I. More Than Glorified Housekeeping\n1. Ellen Richards and the Social Significance of the Home Economics Movement\n2. Spreading the Germ Theory: Sanitary Science and Home Economics, 1880-1930\n3. Modernizing Mothers: Home Economics and the Parent Education Movement, 1920-1945\nSection II. Women\'s Place: Home Economics Education\n4. Liberal Arts or Vocational Training? Home Economics Education for Girls\n5. The Men Move In: Home Economics, 1950-1970\nSection III. They Cannot All Be Teachers: Forging Careers in Home Economics\n6. Home Economists in the Hospital, 1900-1930\n7. Legitimizing Nutrition Education: The Impact of The Great Depression\n8. \"Where Mrs. Homemaker is Never Forgotten\": Lucy Maltby and Home Economics at Corning Glass Works, 1929-1965\nSection IV. Home Economics, Race, Class, and Ethnicity\n9. Defining the Profession and the Good Life: Home Economics on Film\n10. Grace under Pressure: The Black Home Extension Service in South Carolina, 1919-1966\nSection V. Who Speaks for the Consumer? Home Economics and Business\n11. Agents of Modernity: Home Economists and Rural Electrification, 1925-1950\n12. Safeguarded by Your Refrigerator: Mary Engle Pennington\'s Struggle with the National Association of Ice Industries\n13. Part of the Package: Home Economists in the Consumer Products Industries, 1920-1940\n14. Home Economics Moves into the Twenty-First Century\nChronology of Events and Movements Which Have Defined and Shaped Home Economics\nSuggested Reading\nContributors\nIndex