Home Problems from a New Standpoint

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Home Problems from a New Standpoint

by Caroline Louisa Hunt

EN·~2 hours·11 chapters

Chapters

11 total

Home Problems from a New Standpoint

0:14

INTRODUCTORY

2:47

HOME PROBLEMS FROM A NEW STANDPOINT - MORE LIFE FOR WOMAN

14:26

MORE LIFE FOR MAN

14:25

MORE LIFE FOR THE HOUSEHOLD EMPLOYEE

16:12

MORE PHYSICAL VIGOR FOR ALL

13:26

MORE JOY IN MERE LIVING

14:59

MORE BEAUTY FOR ALL

13:36

MORE PLEASURE FOR THE PRODUCER OF HOUSEHOLD STUFF

18:11

MORE CONSCIENCE FOR THE CONSUMER

15:11
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Description

In this thoughtful essay the author examines how the home has shifted from an isolated sphere of personal management to a site deeply entwined with broader social concerns. By tracing the evolution of household responsibilities—such as the adoption of factory goods, the hiring of outside help, and the growing reliance on public schools and hospitals—the piece reveals how everyday domestic choices now intersect with labor, health, and civic life.

The work then turns its focus to the implications of these changes for individuals, especially women, and for the household staff. It explores how new opportunities for work, education, and leisure can enrich both personal well‑being and community welfare, urging readers to see self‑care and service as mutually reinforcing. The essay offers a fresh perspective on building healthier, happier lives through more intentional and collaborative home practices.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (127K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Chuck Greif & The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

Aug 10, 2015

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Caroline Louisa Hunt

Caroline Louisa Hunt

1865–1927

A pioneering home economist who helped turn nutrition and household science into practical guidance for everyday families, she wrote clearly about food, health, and life at home. Her work also preserved the story of early scientific trailblazer Ellen H. Richards.

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