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Handwork

noun
1.
A work produced by hand labor.  Synonyms: handcraft, handicraft, handiwork.






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"Handwork" Quotes from Famous Books



... amount paid for labor goes to the men who run the machine tools, and the other half is paid to workmen who do the other work, such as handwork, assembling, transporting, etc. Therefore, the cost of machining is either one-sixth or ...
— Industrial Progress and Human Economics • James Hartness

... a sin. In the letter he wrote in reply, Athanasius seeks to reassure Amun. "All things," he tells him, "are pure to the pure. For what, I ask, dear and pious friend, can there be sinful or naturally impure in excrement? Man is the handwork of God. There is certainly nothing in us that is impure."[58] We feel as we read these utterances that the seeds of prudery and pruriency are already alive in the popular mind, but yet we see also that some of the most distinguished ...
— Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 6 (of 6) • Havelock Ellis

... crocheting, weaving, etc., not being considered manual training. There are now over 1,500 schools and workshops in Germany where manual training is taught; twenty-five of these are independent schools. The work really began in 1875 with v. Kass, and is promoted by the great Society for Boys' Handwork. Much stress is laid on paper and pasteboard work in lower grades, under the influence of Kurufa of Darmstadt. Many objects for illustrating science are made, and one course embraces the ...
— Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene • G. Stanley Hall

... expression. The interrelation between sensory impression and motor impulse within the nervous system, as illustrated in the figures on page 200, is already understood by the reader. For an adequate conscious control of movements, especially when one is engaged in delicate handwork, as painting, modelling, wood-work, etc., there must be an ability to perceive slight differences in strain, pressure, and movement. Moreover, the most effective means for developing the muscular sense is through the expressive exercises ...
— Ontario Normal School Manuals: Science of Education • Ontario Ministry of Education



Words linked to "Handwork" :   piece of work, handiwork, work, handcraft



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