10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOUSEWIFELINESS»
Discover the use of
housewifeliness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
housewifeliness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The American Journal of Nursing
The other was that womanliness and housewifeliness were the most essential
qualities of a nurse. While yielding to none in his admiration of womanliness or
his esteem for housewifeliness, he thought these qualities should be in the ...
2
Visible Histories: Women and Environments in a Post-war ...
37 All of these interventions were accompanied by, and simultaneously
reinforced the necessity for, renewed pressures for what some popular women's
journals called "dear housewifeliness." But this barrage was already contending
with ...
The stimulus to the industry of man and the housewifeliness of woman which a
taste for good and varied food affords elsewhere, is absolutely wanting in Ireland
and Wales; and in the latter country even well-to-do farmers live on a miserable ...
... almost a sour way. Grandma liked Ruth, with her little bubbles and giggles, and
Jessie, with her sensible housewifeliness and her pleasant, understandable love
of gossip and discussion. There was something austere about David's family.
Making of America Project, 1921
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Household papers and stories
So we grew and flourished together,—children, dogs, birds, flowers, and all; and
although my wife often, in paroxysms of housewifeliness to which the best of
women are subject, would declare that we never were fit to be seen, yet I
comforted ...
Harriet Beecher Stowe, 1896
Now Lettice had been hard at work the whole day, and the bits of lavender which
she had laid out to dry to put with her uncle's shirts did nobody any harm : so that
this reflection on her housewifeliness, before the only stranger she had ever ...
He chuckled as he trudged up and down the alley and pictured Sheila's delight
and the cozy housewifeliness of her as she lighted the lamp and stirred the
chafing-dish. They would begin very light housekeeping at once, with never a
servant ...
You must n't suppose she was housewifely; there is something in me that never
admired housewifeliness — a fine quality, no doubt, still — ' He sighed. ' N 0,' he
resumed, ' Eilie was not like that, for she was never quite the same two days ...
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Seen & Heard by Megargee
This is a talk not for men, but for — the narrator came near saying lazy
housewives — but, of course, there is no such thing as a housewife lacking
industry; housewifeliness and laziness being incompatible terms. It's about Eggs.
Those of you ...
The stimulus to the industry of man and the housewifeliness of woman which a
taste for good and varied food affords elsewhere, is absolutely wanting in Ireland
and Wales ; and in the latter country even well-to-do farmers live on a miserable ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOUSEWIFELINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
housewifeliness is used in the context of the following news items.
Riot gurl: Celebrating Helen Gurley Brown's sexy, radical feminism
She wanted to be it, not bake it, because momhood and housewifeliness gave her chills. “You cannot sit around like a cupcake asking other ... «Globe and Mail, Aug 12»
Women working harder to achieve life balance
A woman is still judged on her housewifeliness as well as her career." However, many female readers felt they had less spare time than their ... «Sunday Star Times, May 12»
'Housewives,' Rebranded
... the real housewives have professionalized the role of housewife in such a way that their housewifeliness exists almost entirely outside the ... «New York Times, Nov 11»
