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\section{Historicizing and Defining Ease}

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\subsection{Historical and Popular Definitions}

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\subsubsection{The qualities of ease: comfort, effortlessness, and transparency}

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\subsection{Reforming Education in England, 1680--1740}

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\subsubsection{The qualities of ease: simplicity and pragmatism}

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\subsection{Bringing Ease Home in America, 1880--1930}

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\subsubsection{The qualities of ease: femininity}

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\subsection{Humanizing Technology, 1939--1958}

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