State Normal Collee, Ypsilanti, Michigan. 32 - Domestic Science Kitchen

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Cook in kitchen at Okayama

Inscribed verso: Standing, l to r: Dave Whentley, Ronald Anderson, Jim Kokous, Gaston Sigur, John Hall, Mr. Kayano, Jiro Taguchi. Sitting l to r: Rolf Ward, Dave Plumer (sp?), Tashio Nok, Richard Beardsly, R.B. Hall, James Plumer, Carl Remes, Hidi Shohara, Joseph Yomaguchi

Griefs nouveaux des cabinets européens contre le cabinet russe /

Mode of access: Internet.

How and what to grow in a kitchen garden of one acre /

Mode of access: Internet.

The English gardener; or, A treatise on the situation, soil, enclosing and laying-out of kitchen gardens ... concluding with a kalendar, giving instructions relative to the sowings, plantings, prunings ... in each month of the year.

Mode of access: Internet.

Geheime Geschichte des Hofes und Cabinets zu St. Cloud.

Translation of The secret history of the court and cabinet of St. Cloud.

Canadian fruit, flower, and kitchen gardener, a guide in all matters relating to the cultivation of fruits, flowers and vegetables, and their value for cultivation in this climate.

Mode of access: Internet.

Kitchen, Lahz House, Spring Hill

Winner of the Robin Dods Award RAIA Queensland Chapter 1990

Kitchen and dining area, Lahz House, Spring Hill

View to new kitchen and dining area, as seen from sitting room. Winner of the Robin Dods Award RAIA Queensland Chapter 1990

The other side of the kitchen door: Domestic service in Lima, Peru

Domestic service refers to the work required to complete duties pertaining to the maintenance and functioning of the household, particularly when performed by employed labor. This study provides an ethnographic account of domestic service through an analysis of social behavior and cultural patterns. The participants in the social structure of domestic service are the señora (the lady of the house), her family, and the empleadas (domestic workers) all of whom have specific social identities and roles within the household. The señora/empleada dyad is central to the institution and all other participants are secondary. This study contributes to the growing body of work in anthropology that concentrates on elite sectors of society and explores theoretical issues relating to gender, class, and ethnic differences in Peru.