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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 1 Chapter One: Introduction The 1960’s were a time of growing dissatisfaction for women. The women of the 60’s had been raised by mothers who had been an essential part of the workforce during World War II. Following the...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 10 this risk the “mommy tax”—meaning mothers lose money while out of the workforce that they will never be able to earn back. Either assumption, however, of prosperity or poverty does not accurately reflect reality. Reports...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 15 with current research as they are with research surrounding the time, and social atmosphere, from when this theory came to be. As will be explained later in the chapter, Muted Group Theory has moved beyond comparing men and...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 20 name or condemn what happened” (p. 270). Without a name, a problem cannot be properly discussed, and any necessary social action is severely hindered. In this light, Betty Friedan (1963) calling the oppression of housewives...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 5 The same year Hirshman’s book came out, Caitlin Flanagan, a writer for both The Atlantic and The New Yorker, attempted to give society a stay-at-home mother’s perspective with her book To Hell with All That: Loving and...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 54 I’ve come to a point where I’m feeling that my role in the family is completely under-appreciated. Unfortunately, I don’t think my husband thinks my contribution to our family is a big deal. He makes the money, without HIM...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 61 aspects of being a mother: that fact that her work is rather unpredictable, selfless, and thankless. If the mother had left “chauffeur” in original terms such as “I spend a lot of time driving my kids around to their...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 64 and Hartsock’s (1983) theories is important to consider if these theories are to extend into a new generation of research. Conclusion The purpose of this thesis was to research stay-at-home mothers as a muted group. Using...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD iv Acknowledgments There are many people who deserve thanks for assisting me in completing this Thesis. I would like to thank Dr. Barton, my Thesis chair, for his guidance, time, knowledge, interest, banters, and countless...
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    • my other cow, 'Snip,' took the bull." The weather was warming up and all the settlers were busy and happy in their new home. Peace and prosperity were in their midst. Henry wrote the following on Tuesday, April 6, 1852: Twenty-two years today since...
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    • need two extra centerpieces. I haven’t been able to get in contact with May Hunter. I called her daughter, Jennifer Davis, to see if she had a way I could get in touch with her. I finally reached May and got everything figured out. I...
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    • New Year Resolutions for 1916 I hereby resolve that in the year 1916 I vyill attend lTIy classes once a week at least.-Junior McConnell. I hereby resolve that on lTIy next trip to Circleville I will materialize my ends.--Hunter I ...unt. I hereby...
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    • No pirates no princesses 119 I: I‘ll make you a copy. Transcript 3: September, 2008, interviewed in person in Laguna Beach, CA I: Okay, we are here on Sept. 13th with E.S. E: Hello. I: Thank you so much for taking the time today. E: My...
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    • No pirates no princesses 131 You can never be prepared for what they ask you. She asked me once what the difference was between making love and sex. I: What age? E: She was probably in, oh she was in fifth grade. She was in fifth grade. And I...
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    • No pirates no princesses 134 E: NO never. Because she‘s supposed to do those things. She‘s not supposed to leave her dishes in the sink. She‘s not supposed to do those things. But she has so little, she is so busy now, especially now, her...
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    • No pirates no princesses 135 E: Yeah, and it wasn‘t quite, we didn‘t have the savings thing hooked up. So now, anything over $70.00 per year that she has in her bank, we‘ll match that. So it‘s an incentive for her to save and for her to be...
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    • No pirates no princesses 163 M: Yeah, and also in with other people too, I was very proud of Issac yesterday because he said his friend Leore got in trouble for talking, and he said well, actually Leore was answering my question, and so after Leore...
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    • No pirates no princesses 165 M: Be there. Be there. Be specific. You can‘t just say, how was your day. The way we get into it at the dinner table is by saying, Okay, who got into trouble today? IT‘s specific. It starts with theis acrchaic...

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