Household Admini
Household Administration, Its Place in the Higher Education of Women
作者：Ravenhill, Alice, 1859-1954 [Editor]; Schiff, Catherine J., 1884-1956 [Editor]
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共 86 题- HOUSEHOLD ADMINISTRATION
- ITS PLACE IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF WOMEN
- EDITED BY ALICE RAVENHILL AND CATHERINE J. SCHIFF
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- By CATHERINE SCHIFF, Officier d'Academie
- THE PLACE OF BIOLOGY IN THE EQUIPMENT OF WOMEN 35
- By WENONA HOSKYNS-ABRAHALL, M.A. (Dub.)
- SCIENCE IN THE HOUSEHOLD 71
- THE ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF THE HOUSEHOLD 121
- MODERN WOMAN AND THE DOMESTIC ARTS--
- I. NEEDLEWORK AND DRESSMAKING 295
- II. HOUSECRAFT 308
- A BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH OF WOMAN'S POSITION IN THE FAMILY
- BY CATHERINE SCHIFF
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE PLACE OF BIOLOGY IN THE EQUIPMENT OF WOMEN
- BY WENONA HOSKYNS-ABRAHALL, M.A. (DUBLIN)
- COMMON-SENSE BIOLOGY
- THE IMPORTANCE OF BACTERIOLOGY
- METHOD OF STUDY
- COMMON-SENSE BIOLOGY AS AN ART
- THE GAINS AND LOSSES OF CIVILISATION
- THE INFLUENCE OF COMMON-SENSE BIOLOGICAL TRAINING ON SOCIAL WORK
- ANTHROPOLOGY A BRANCH OF BIOLOGY
- WOMAN'S SYNTHETIC POWERS AS AN INSTRUMENT TO EFFICIENCY
- FOOTNOTES:
- SCIENCE IN THE HOUSEHOLD
- BY MRS. W. N. SHAW
- THE AIM AND METHODS OF MODERN EDUCATION
- THE VALUE OF A SCIENTIFIC TRAINING
- PHYSICAL SCIENCE IN THE HOUSEHOLD
- EFFECTS OF CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE ON AIR
- EFFECT OF CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE ON WATER
- RADIANT HEAT
- CONDUCTION OF HEAT
- METHODS OF DOMESTIC HEATING
- CHEMICAL SCIENCE IN THE HOUSEHOLD
- THE CHEMISTRY OF THE BODY
- CONCLUSION
- THE ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF THE HOUSEHOLD
- BY MABEL ATKINSON, M.A. (GLASGOW)
- I. INTRODUCTORY
- II. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE POSITION OF THE HOUSEHOLD IN ENGLAND
- III. THE PRESENT ORGANISATION OF THE HOUSEHOLD
- QUARTERLY SUMMARY OF HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE
- FOOTNOTES:
- BY ALICE RAVENHILL
- I. MAN'S PLACE IN NATURE
- II. FACTORS ADVERSE TO HUMAN PROGRESS
- III. STAGES IN THE GROWTH OF SANITARY SCIENCE
- IV. WHY THE IDEALS OF MODERN HYGIENE ARE NOT ATTAINED
- V. SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF MAN'S PHYSICAL NATURE
- VI. THE ORIGIN OF FAMILY LIFE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SANITARY SCIENCE
- VII. WOMAN'S VOCATION IN HOME AND FAMILY LIFE
- VIII. THE FUNCTION OF THE FAMILY IN NATIONAL LIFE
- IX. THE MEANING OF INFANCY
- X. CAUSES WHICH MENACE HEALTHFUL INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD
- XII. HARMONIES AND DISHARMONIES IN HUMAN LIFE
- XIII. THE IMPORTANCE OF MENTAL HYGIENE IN FAMILY LIFE
- XIV. WOMAN'S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR HOME ADMINISTRATION
- XV. THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HOME
- XVI. HOME LIFE AN IMPORTANT SPHERE FOR SANITARY SCIENCE
- FOOTNOTES:
- MODERN WOMAN AND THE DOMESTIC ARTS
- BY MRS. R. W. EDDISON
- MEMBER, EDUCATION COMMITTEE, WEST RIDING COUNTY COUNCIL, ETC.
- I. NEEDLEWORK AND DRESSMAKING
- INTRODUCTION
- THE "PRINCIPLES" OF NEEDLEWORK
- I. _The duplex aspect of needlework._
- 1. To train the eye in form and proportion.
- 1. Classification of scholars as to age and capacity.
- 2. Size of illustrations and use of blackboard.
- 3. Instruction of weakly children, and care of eyesight.
- 5. Condemnation of habit of counting threads.
- 9. New methods and stitches to be learned on waste material.
- 10. Importance of practice in mending at school and at home.
- 11. Importance of cutting-out and pattern-making.
- 12. Garments made to be worn, not kept at school.
- 13. Elaborate making-up of paper garments to be discouraged.
- 17. Note-books and records to be kept.
- 19. Use of sewing machine permitted for long seams and hems.
- CONCLUSION
- II. HOUSECRAFT
- THE END