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Domesticating Electricity Technology Uncertainty And Gender 1880 1914 Graeme Gooday

Name: Domesticating Electricity Technology Uncertainty And Gender 1880 1914 Graeme Gooday
SKU: BELL-1389410
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (12 reviews)

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Domesticating Electricity Technology Uncertainty And Gender 1880 1914 Graeme Gooday instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pickering & Chatto Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.01 MB

Pages: 303

Author: Graeme Gooday

ISBN: 9781851969753, 1851969756

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Domesticating Electricity Technology Uncertainty And Gender 1880 1914 Graeme Gooday by Graeme Gooday 9781851969753, 1851969756 instant download after payment.

This is an innovative and original socio-cultural study of the history of electricity during the late Victorian and Edward periods. Gooday shows how technology, authority and gender interacted in pre-World War I Britain. The rapid take-up of electrical light and domestic appliances on both sides of the Atlantic had a wide-ranging effect on consumer habits and the division of labour within the home. Electricity was viewed by non-experts as potential threat to domestic order and welfare. This broadly interdisciplinary study relates to a website developed by the author on the history of electricity.