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Ch. 1 A Department of One's Own 18
Ch. 2 At Home in the World 62
Ch. 3 Future Homemakers of America 100
Ch. 4 Burn Your Braisers 141
Epilogue: Flip This Housewife 173
Notes 189
Index 211
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Taeryang Ha
reviewed Stir it up on June 10, 2015
Stir it up
Very dry reading for the first half of the book -- this surprised me, as I had read that Elias's most recent book is a history of lunch. Somehow I expected more entertainment. But her academic approach lends weight to the subject --which is one that has struggled to be taken seriously. She concludes with a 3-page analysis of Martha Stewart, very smart.
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Add Stir it up, For Americans who came of age in the mid-twentieth century, home economics conjures memories of burnt toast and sewing disasters. But as historian Megan Elias shows in Stir It Up, home economics began as an idealistic reform movement in higher education , Stir it up to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Stir it up, For Americans who came of age in the mid-twentieth century, home economics conjures memories of burnt toast and sewing disasters. But as historian Megan Elias shows in Stir It Up, home economics began as an idealistic reform movement in higher education , Stir it up to your collection on WonderClub |
