It's pretty clear to me that men take a very different view of it than women. At the same time, they seem to enjoy the comfort of a clean house. I don't know why we'd call it "bourgeois" -- people have been cleaning themselves and their houses for ever.
Joanna
ravi wrote:
joanna bujes wrote:
Some years ago, when I worked for a large, multinational computer company, I sent out an email to everyone in the company asking why men don't do housework.
isnt most of what is called "housework" mostly a meaningless bourgeouis activity? clean this, dust that, the sink should be empty at all times, put the books away in the shelf, fix the slightly leaky faucet in the fourth bathroom, etc.
at least that's my excuse ;-).
--ravi
- Re: value and gender, (continued)
- Re: value and gender, Jurriaan Bendien Tue 18 Nov 2003, 07:26 GMT
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