...Nancy Armstrong During the 1840s, British novels suddenly abandoned the country manor house and advocated a greatly diminished, single-family household as the only way of life that was necessary, natural, desirable, and morally right. Insofar as they indicated that the unpaid labor of a wife...

... of breeding farms, unspeakable, unspoken acts of sexual violence, and suspiciously light-skinned household bodies counted as inventory rather than progeny, the essay addresses how this legacy of fear and loathing, of “in-law” and “outlaw” family lingers today, codified in and by our language as who gets...

.... Deleuze, Gilles, and Félix Guattari. Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia . Trans. Robert Hurley, Mark Seem, and Helen R. Lane. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 1983 . Frederick, Christine. Household Engineering: Scientific Management in the Home . Chicago: American School of Home Economics...

.... Matrilineal society had no independent form of household fam- ily, since people recognized their own mothers through their relation by birth and nurture but could not distinguish the identity of the father. Since fathers at that time...

... of the household to displace the ideal of civil society as the collective body on which one depended for care and protec- tion. In so doing, the novel made that household the model for imagining social relations. Over two decades ago, Nancy...

... developed within African American activist networks in the North. Taking into account Incidents’s reconfiguration of discourses of black activism, then, allows us to trace the ways that the text’s representation of households...

...-Genovese Elizabeth . Within the Plantation Household: Black and White Women of the Old South . Chapel Hill : U of North Carolina P , 1988 . Franke Katherine . Wedlocked: The Perils of Marriage Equality . New York : New York UP , 2017 . Frazier E. Franklin . The Negro Family...

... preferred icons and Robert Bly's Iron John (1990) as its bible. Unlike the "the 'capable,' 'competent,' 'go-getting' male" of the postwar domestic revival, the new white male as victim takes up a feminized positionality (Zelditch 339). No longer the sole breadwinner in most households (Faludi 84), he...

... the right to marry with the contemporary case of marriage equality for lesbians and gay men. As a family sociologist who focuses on African American households, I was particularly interested in thinking about how the ideas in Wed-locked relate to actual people’s lives, particularly those of sexual...

... jobs, during their vaca- tions, and in their households. The question here is how these changes were understood and how they were structured. As in the West, the public/private distinction in East Central...

... a crucial role “in the household of humanity,” im Haushalt der Menschheit . The word Haushalt , in German, clearly belongs to an economic or financial paradigm: it means not only “household,” but also “budget”; and haushalten , the verb that corresponds to the noun, means “to manage,” “to economize...

... of each individual household in relation to the state, then afterwards the family was nested within a state that preserved that independence. Even though American letters characteristically positioned the family outside...

... of desire with a consumerism of household chattels, as of the homogenizing logic of envy. Envy is a great maker of lists. It is sharply indifferent, as the commandment recognizes, to any hierarchies among goods, since it reduces...

...Figure 3 A household cluttered with mundane objects and laundry obstructs our view of Lucia returning home with piles of packages. The Reckless Moment , Max Ophuls, 1949. ...

... desire to “shatte[r] notions of wholesomeness of the home environment, the household, and the domain where the feminine resides.” She continues, “Having always had an ambiguous relationship with notions of home, family, and the nurturing that is expected out of this situation, I often like to introduce...

... unconventional roles and enter traditionally male domains. Set in Hainan, an island in south China, the 1961 film Red Detachment of Women [ Hongse niangzi jun ] depicts the transformation of the female protagonist, Qionghua, from a maid in a landlord’s household to a revolutionary heroine. Upon her...

... and Machines . New York : Macmillan , 1929 . Cowan Ruth Schwartz . “ The ‘Industrial Revolution’ in the Home: Household Technology and Social Change in the Twentieth Century .” Material Culture Studies in America . Ed. Schlereth Thomas J. . Nashville : American Association for State...

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... but enormously important, of the house maids, models, and mistresses, such as Fanny Dingler of Kandinsky's household and Helene Nesnakomoff of Alexej von Jawlensky's household, who entered the house in puberty, who served and supported and took sides in the emotional dramas of the house in the former's case...