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Oregon Humanities is a journal of ideas and perspectives published twice a year by the Oregon Council for the Humanities. Each issue includes essays and articles that explore a particular theme from a variety of perspectives, broadening the ways in which readers think about a subject and providing a basis for further thoughtful discussion.
Oregon Humanities Fall/Winter 2007
- Kathleen Holt
- EDITOR
- Jennifer Viviano
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Domesticity
- Measuring Up
- by Mary Anne Beecher
- How the field of home economics reformed--and validated--the domestic sphere
- A Home of One's Own
- by Lucy Burningham
- Buying into the American Dream
- Home/Work
- by Daveena Tauber
- What happened to the roles of women and children when work left home?
- Garbage Night
- by Scott Nadelson
- Doing (or not doing) a man's duty
- Fifty Square Feet Called Home
- by Michelle Inderbitzin
- the meaning of domesticity to inmates serving life sentences
- A Place to Sleep
- by Bette Lynch Husted
- A bed makes a home
- Handmade and Proud
- by Jamie Passaro
- Why knit a scarf, sew a skirt, or can tomatoes when you can buy them for cheap?
- An Extension of Home
- An interview with Randy Gragg, the new editor of Portland Spaces magazine
- Blessings in Disguise
- by Theresa Koon
- The unpredictable heart of a neighborhood
- Home Economics
- by John Holloran
- Using the house to bridge the public/private divide
- Waitress
- by Joanne Mulcahy
- The hard, satisfying work of making a home in the public sphere
- Monticello
- Sundborn
- Zorngarden
- Orchard House
- Walden
- Field Work:
- The Citizens' University: Fishtrap celebrates twenty years and says goodbye to its founding director
- By Leigh van der Werff
- The Portland That Was: An innovative film project introduces viewers to Portland's forgotten history
- By Leigh van der Werff
Reading Houses by Diana Coogle
Departments
Posts: Readers Write about Domesticity
Review: War on Mommies? by Mary Rechner
Resources: Domesticity
Croppings: CareOregon's photography exhibition by Bruce Davidson