Contoh domesticity

• They included domesticity, conduct, suburbia and, in the twentieth century, social science and the state.

• They point out that women were often taken to personify the conservative domesticity against which these men were rebelling.

• The doubling of props was further matched by the characters' frequent transitions between the worlds of domesticity and fable.

• It becomes evident that assumptions of domesticity, separation from the public, and inferior valuation of the private are distortions of the ethnographic reality.

• The interest in hygiene intersected with a maternalist discourse that inculcated the values of domesticity and celebrated the virtues of motherhood.

• She wrote about oppressive domesticity during an era that advocated social progress, yet largely refused to grant women the privileges of this progress.

• To have wives living in various modified forms of seclusion and domesticity in the city signals higher social status.

• The small home proprietors that we interviewed were anxious to maintain the domesticity and comfort of their homes for themselves, their families and their residents.

• Her realization of her only partial liberation is directly associated with her interest in exploring the constraints of domesticity upon women.

• Malthusian theories (specifically "moral restraint") were popularly characterized as irreligious and as a threat to conventional domesticity.

• The lyric voice abruptly breaks off its affective rhapsody of hopeful domesticity in the surrounding poems, to listen to another tune.

• It perhaps helped that the traditional image of a good grandmother, providing constant support and encouragement and sustaining food, encompasses this practical domesticity.$!

• The peaceful domesticity of the 'cottage door' scene was part of the iconography of the loyalist association.

• Middle-class residents were anxious to demarcate themselves from the working class, and sought to do so by retreating into private suburban domesticity.

• All of which serves to remind us that although the language of domesticity implied privacy, it was not necessarily synonymous with female seclusion and confinement.