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200 10$aDomestic cultures$b[electronic resource] /$fJoanne Hollows
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327   $aFront Cover; Half-title; Series Editor Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Content Page; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Histories of domestic culture: gender and domestic modernity; Chapter 3: Home-centredness: Suburbia, privatization and class; Chapter 4: Home-work: feminisms, domesticity and domestic labour; Chapter 5: Home-making: domestic consumption and material culture; Chapter 6: The media in domestic cultures; Chapter 7: Dislocating public and private; Glossary; Bibliography; Index; Back Cover
330   $aBrings together key research and debates on the question of domesticity and shows how understandings of domestic cultures have been theorized in media and cultural studies and wider academic and social contexts. This book addresses the feminist and left critiques that argue that domesticity is conservative and oppressive.
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