The Economic Function of Woman
The Economic Function of Woman
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It is not true that man alone is a producer. Not only has the field of industry and of professional life been occupied and honorably so by woman, but also in the home itself woman may be said in the strictest sense to be a producer of wealth. The work of cook and chambermaid is production. The direction of the home establish- ment is production. A steak is worth more broiled and placed on the table than it is in the butcher's tray. We recognize that if it is a question of paying for it in an ea...ting house ; so should we also recognize it in our own dining rooms. Rugs and carpets are worth more after they are swept and cleaned. We recognize that at house-cleaning time if we pay a man to carry them away for a beating; so should we also recognize it when with far greater labor they are kept bright and clean by the daily use of the broom.
Nevertheless there is a propriety in assigning the field of production to man since the grosser forms of production, those things which in fact have most attracted the attention of econom- ists have been mainly carried on by the labor of man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not true that man alone is a producer. Not only has the field of industry and of professional life been occupied and honorably so by woman, but also in the home itself woman may be said in the strictest sense to be a producer of wealth. The work of cook and chambermaid is production. The direction of the home establish- ment is production. A steak is worth more broiled and placed on the table than it is in the butcher's tray. We recognize that if it is a question of paying for it in an ea...ting house ; so should we also recognize it in our own dining rooms. Rugs and carpets are worth more after they are swept and cleaned. We recognize that at house-cleaning time if we pay a man to carry them away for a beating; so should we also recognize it when with far greater labor they are kept bright and clean by the daily use of the broom.
Nevertheless there is a propriety in assigning the field of production to man since the grosser forms of production, those things which in fact have most attracted the attention of econom- ists have been mainly carried on by the labor of man.
What to read after The Economic Function of Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devine, Edward T. (Edward Thomas), 1867-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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