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Mechanical brides
women and machines from home to office
Household appliances
Social aspects of Technology
Technology, social aspects
Industrial design
Women, social conditions
Sex role
Technology
Social aspects
Women
Social conditions
"Mechanical Brides: Women and Machiens from Home to Office consider design history from the perspective of female users and consumers. The telephone, typewriter, washing machine, and electric iron have been central to the definition of 'women's work' in twentieth-century America. Cultural ideas abou…
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