“Dialectic of Domesticity: Homemaking and Its Discontents in 1920s American Drama"

Dorothy Chansky

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Abstract

In the 1920s, homemaking was presented for the first time to American women by advertisers and educators as a putative career, combining art, science, economics, and a rhetoric of fulfillment. This essay considers how Broadway plays promoted, challenged, debated, and sold versions of this idea across a spectrum of genres.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)369-383
JournalWomen and Performance, A Journal of Feminist Theory
StatePublished - Nov 2006

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