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Recent searches Clear All. Update Location. Report incorrect product info or prohibited items. Annegret S Ogden. Free delivery Arrives by Tuesday, Jan Pickup not available. Add to List. Below, we suggest academic disciplines often present cial world. Thus, one of the critical ar- that by the time home economics so- "Whiggish" interpretations of compli- eas left unexplored is the contribution lidified its outreach and educational cated intellectual histories.
This results of positivism—as a philosophical com- campaign in the early decades of this in a genealogy of the discipline in mitment and a scientific practice—to century, this assumed aspect was the which the "list of canonical precursors" the assumptions and methods home private household.
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The present theo- necessary link exists between positiv- educators, and domestic reformers met retical consensus of the discipline, or ism and political action, a link Fay at Lake Placid, New York, for a series possibly polemical version of what that terms "policy science. Their goal tuted as teleology leading up to and was to establish a legitimate scientific fully manifest in it. Prediction entails the deduction of a particular event from a general law discipline along with professional do- Vincent mestic administrators and workers.
This approach has im- for an adequate explanation is under- Weigley They promoted the plications for the interpretations of stood to be the ability to identify vari- discipline at all levels of education; home economics, the most important ables that allow one to predictably al- enrollments in university programs in- of which is the overlooked influence ter empirical events. In short, scientists creased from students in to of science on the discipline's philo- operating within this paradigm gener- nearly 18, eleven years later, and sophical grounding.
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They proudly established of science within the discipline. After century to manipulate the vexing so- The Journal of Home Economics in all, it was often referred to as domestic cial problems resulting from industri- , and received a. But in many alization Polsky As Peter from the Smith-Lever Act of This cases, science is reduced to a transpar- Manicus argues, the United States pro- government funding provided for ex- ent ideology. According to Christine vided a particularly fertile ground for tension programs under the supervision Matthews , for ex- the growth of positivist social science: of the Department of Agriculture, thus ample, the role of science within home marking the first of several governmen- The conditions for a technocratic economics was to facilitate pro- tal endorsements of the validity of kind ofsocial science were almost per- fessionalization of the discipline.
In the home economics research Kelsey fect. Nowhere in the world was the op- process of doing so, it maligned ; True Typically only science's ob- ductive and predictive instrument and social Strasser Chem- vious uses—technologies for in- whose ultimate vindication was its ca- istry would save scores of children and stance—are considered relevant. Ruth pacity to generate technologies for the husbands from illness and death from Schwartz Cowan's More Work for relief of man's estate' One journal con- would uncover the meaning and func- If the home or the private household tributor declared that cooperative tion of the family and home Ellwood housekeeping experiments ; Kinley ; Snell have never been a.
The adoption of successful; one af- these sciences by the do- ter another they mestic discipline led have gone to an emphasis on down in di- the importance of saster. In observation, ex- the mean- perimentation, time, the im- measurement, and mediate and controlled condi- practical pur- tions—trademarks of pose of these ex- positivist method see for ex- periments and the only ample, Osborn ; Snell b. In order to un- erating knowledge claims, alternative Ellwood: With the help of the positivist of an open one.
This, in turn, limited the social and natural sciences, which sciences, the private household was the variables accountable to scientific they then incorporated into their own privileged see for example Anony- explanation and prediction Fay research. A wide range of scientific mous ; Beach ; Glenn ; The private household was studies at this time assumed the exist- Snow ; Talbot and Breckenridge the obvious social unit to posit as the ence and necessity of the private house- ; see also Altman Thus, one ample, curricula outlined an historical Practitioners associated problems of could legitimate the artificial bound- development of the family that in- the domestic realm with dirt, inad- aries created by positivism, by declar- cluded a link between the "high civili- equate ventilation, and careless moth- ing the private household as a "neces- zation" of the Anglo-Saxon people and ering.
With this specification of the unit sary social institution. Thus, given the valuable aries.
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The posi- The professionalized home econo- projects that were be- tion of the discipline mist was not simply a conveyor of ing attempted all too within the social and middle-class values and culture. As she frequently during the natural sciences is still extended laboratory research on health nineteenth century.
We have much sociological thought on standards of tated by the science of to learn about its living, she contributed to the separa- the day and subse- changing relationship tion of the ftinctions and operations of quently shaped the to scientific and gov- the household. As such, while assum- priorities of the disci- ernmental institutions ing, if not demanding, the single fam- pline.
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One of the un- in particular, the De- ily dwelling, the solution to "shiftless- stated projects under- partment of Agricul- ness," "pauperism," and poverty in girding the teaching ture , its location general now consisted of the various of home economics, within the academy, tasks deemed necessary for "right liv- then, was to maintain the private house- and the various ways that the produc- ing," performed by an educated but hold.
Home econo- its contents and boundaries. These re- Many scholars of farm women, in mists had promised respect, admira- lationships were—to varying degrees particular, have accepted this manner tion, and a profession. But, in employ- throughout the discipline's history— of thinking. While convincingly argu- ing positivist metatheory, they turned informed by the particular logic of sci- ing that farm women maintained their what was assumed to be the only la- entific and academic praxis Bourdieu contribution to agricultural production, borer available to the private house- To explain this apparent contra- Lake Placid Conferences, would un- diction, they resort to a distinction be- doubtedly yield an interesting picture The discipline of home economics, tween theory and practice: the disci- of an emergent science of the private contrary to the image put forward by pline dictated one thing, the practitio- household.
Such a study is necessary most historical renderings, was not sim- ner did another. The cial sciences shaped the conception of initial formation of the discipline's placed on the private household, an al- the "ideal practice" of home econom- object of study was by no means as ternative explanation is plausible. What ics research and teaching, 2 the fac- straightforward as some "Whiggish" should not be debated is an ideal for tors mediating the adoption of scien- histories might have us believe. The women's work: to be confined to the tific methods, and 3 the unique pos- private household was not simply as- domestic realm; but this was not to take sibilities of resistance—for home sumed, but privileged only after the place if the domestic unit itself was sac- economists and their pupils—created would-be discipline aligned itself with rificed.
Indeed, one might ask: if home in the space of these relationships. This was not con- discipline's agents, are warranted. This often preoccupied with quite different sidered. Home economists had es- of course cannot simply be deduced issues Roseberry There is, for poused their version of positivist sci- from the structure of the institutional- example, no doubt that the home eco- ence, committed to the private house- ized discipline, though its structure can nomics agenda consciously encouraged hold, and as such alternative proposals and should suggest the possibilities and a gendered division of labor.
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