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Domesticating electricity: technology, uncertainty and gender, 1880-1914

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Introduction 1 Understanding the Domestication of Electricity 2 The Uncertain Identity of Electricity 3 Electricity as Danger 4 Electricity as Safety 5 Electricity as the Future 6 Aestheticizing Electricity 7 Personifying Electricity Conclusion

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