Appendices
Appendix
1: Memoir of
Forty Years of Woodworking
Appendix
2: The Morris Chair as an Icon
of Amateur Woodworkers
Appendix
3: The
Evolution of the Tilt-Arbor Table Saw (under construction)
Appendix
4: A Century of
Woodworking Manuals (under construction)
Appendix
5: Note about the Reader's
Guide to Periodical Literature
and Index to
Handicrafts
and Make-It indexes (Reference Tools for Researching Woodworking History in the Twentieth Century)
Appendix
6: Evolution of
the Woodworker's Cutting
Edge
Appendix
7: Creativity
and Woodworking: Is woodworking "process" or "product"? (under
construction 6-22-07)
Appendix
8: The
Newbie Woodworker’s Guide to the Anatomy and Physiology of
Wood (under construction)
Appendix
9: Defining
Industrial Arts: -- entry changed to Glossary entry, "Industrual Arts"
Appendix 10: Furniture Styles
Appendix 11: On the Origins of the Art Nouveau and
the Arts and Crafts Style
Appendix
12: The Aesthetic Movement 1875 - 1885
Appendix
13: Defining
Modernistic Furniture Design for Amateur Woodworkers in the 1930s
Appendix
14: Stanley
Tools (Corporate) How to Work With Tools and Wood,
1927, & 1952
Appendix
15:
Woodworker's Manuals in Public Libraries
Appendix
16: What is an Amateur Woodworker?
Appendix
17: Editorial
Advisors
Appendix
18: On the
Origin of the Radial Arm Saw
Appendix 19: The Impact of
Electrification
Appendix 20: Notes on the Project Method
Appendix 21: History of the
Fractional Horsepower Motor in America
Appendix 22: Hans
Goldschmidt and his Shopsmith
Appendix 23: The 1920s and 1950s: Two Pivotal Decades in Amateur Woodworking
Appendix 24: From Production to Consumption: Does the Deskilling of the Handicraftsman Mean the Degradation of Labor?
Appendix 25: Notes for Piece on Modernism,
Modernization, Modernity, Antimodern
Appendix
26: The
Evolving Concept of
Leisure
Appendix
27:Home-Ownership's
Central Role for Amateur Woodworking
Appendix 28: Parallel Nature of Cookbooks and Woodworker's Manuals
Appendix 29: George C Kelley and Ray L Carter Develop the Router
Appendix 30: Notes on the Home Workshop Movement
Appendix 31: Directory of "Notes" on Colonial Revival Movement
Appendix 32
Directory of "Notes" on the Arts and Crafts Movement in America
Appendix 33: Woodworking as Reflective Thought: The History of Critical Thinking in Manual Education (Redirect to Glossary)
Appendix 34: Notes on the Democratization of Taste, The Domestication of Culture [under construction]
Appendix 35: Woodworking's Three-Legged Stool:-- Craftsmanship as Spirituality, Creativity, Culture
Appendix 36: Notes on England's Post-Morris Architect/Designers:-- Arthur H. Mackmurdo, Charles F. A. Voysey, M H Baillie Scott, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Appendix 37 - Notes on the "Art Chair" Theme
Appendix 38: Impact on Furniture Design With Emergence of Vernacular/Organic Architecture
Appendix 39 --Directory of British Arts and Crafts Movement
Appendix 40:-- Some Background on "Craft" as a Concept
[not yet complete 5-4-2010]
Appendix 41: Foot-Powered And Hand-Powered Woodworking Machines
Appendix 42: Notes on Traditions in Woodworking Manuals in Britain
[not yet complete 5-4-2010]
