Material relations: Domestic interiors and middle–class families in England, 1850–1910

Abstract

Introduction 1. Inside the middle-class home: space and the limits of the private 2. Material marriages: creating domestic interiors, defining marital relationships 3. Tiresome trips downstairs: childhood experience and the domestic interior 4. Leaving home: schools, colleges and lodgings 5. Death, memory and the reconstruction of home Epilogue: from Victorian to Modern? Bibliography Index

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