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While the steady stream of references to domestics and the prescription of maternalistic behavior towards them implied the acceptability of hiring domestic help in colonial Bengal, the employment of servants in new middle-class homes was often scrutinized with suspicion by the same ideologues writing the manuals. Down memory lane: representations of domestic workers in middle class ... by Banerjee, Swapna M. / Journal of Social History Haney's exhaustive treatise begins with a premise that the essential characteristics of the Hungarian welfare state have morphed three times during a 50 year period, from a regime type she terms Welfare Society (1948-1968) to a Maternalistic model (1968-1985) and final to a Liberal incarnation (1985-1996). Arnlaug Leira, Working Parents and the Welfare State: Family Change ... by Van Voorhis, Rebecca A. / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare Although children's book editorship, especially in McElderry's tradition, does often involve maternalistic and nurturing elements, as we shall discuss, many of the matriarchal figures who pioneered the profession were anything but maternal. Margaret K. McElderry and the professional matriarchy of children's ... by Hearne, Betsy / Library Trends More results

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While the steady stream of references to domestics and the prescription of maternalistic behavior towards them implied the acceptability of hiring domestic help in colonial Bengal, the employment of servants in new middle-class homes was often scrutinized with suspicion by the same ideologues writing the manuals.

Down memory lane: representations of domestic workers in middle class ... by Banerjee, Swapna M. / Journal of Social History

Haney's exhaustive treatise begins with a premise that the essential characteristics of the Hungarian welfare state have morphed three times during a 50 year period, from a regime type she terms Welfare Society (1948-1968) to a Maternalistic model (1968-1985) and final to a Liberal incarnation (1985-1996).

Arnlaug Leira, Working Parents and the Welfare State: Family Change ... by Van Voorhis, Rebecca A. / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

Although children's book editorship, especially in McElderry's tradition, does often involve maternalistic and nurturing elements, as we shall discuss, many of the matriarchal figures who pioneered the profession were anything but maternal.

Margaret K. McElderry and the professional matriarchy of children's ... by Hearne, Betsy / Library Trends

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