The Science of Housework

Set against the backdrop of a pandemic, the book delves into the historical significance of the household science movement, highlighting its impact on hygiene practices in homes and public spaces. It examines the evolution of domestic science education, its role in advancing public health, and its contributions to women's access to higher education. The narrative raises critical questions about the movement's legacy and its relevance in today's health-conscious society, offering a nuanced perspective on the intersection of science, education, and gender.