. . "Educational films" . "Educational films"@en . "Tillie Olsen: \"I Stand Here Ironing\""@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Set during the 1930s, this autobiographical dramatization is about an impoverished working-class mother who must hold down a job and care for her children at the same time. Central to the plot is the metaphor of a mother ironing her daughter's dress as she mentally attempts to \"iron\" out her uneasy relationship with her oldest daughter through a stream-of-consciousness monologue. The story exemplifies the unfairness of some women's lives and portrays the self-doubt of mothers when they know their children need more nurturing attention. The story raises questions about individual identity, the role of women in society, the effects of poverty and abandonment on children, and the nature of intimacy."@en . . . "Videorecording" . "Drama"@en . "Videorecording"@en . . . . "Tillie Olsen: I Stand Here Ironing"@en . "History" . "History"@en . "This moving dramatization of Tillie Olsen's frequently anthologized \"I Stand Here Ironing\" is an unvarnished exploration of an impoverished single mother's ambivalence toward her worth as a parent and her 19-year-old daughter's future. Rich in subtext, the highly metaphorical story-penned in a stark and dramatic fashion devoid of cliche and sentimentality-raises important questions about individual identity, the role of women in society, the effects of poverty and abandonment on children, the nature of intimacy, and the life experiences of the author herself. Without climax or easy answers, the story concludes on a hopeful, or at least prayerful, note. (33 minutes)."@en . "Internet videos" . "Internet videos"@en . . . . . . . "This moving dramatization of Tillie Olsen's frequently anthologized \"I Stand Here Ironing\" is an unvarnished exploration of an impoverished single mother's ambivalence toward her worth as a parent and her 19-year-old daughter's future. Rich in subtext, the highly metaphorical story-penned in a stark and dramatic fashion devoid of cliche and sentimentality-raises important questions about individual identity, the role of women in society, the effects of poverty and abandonment on children, the nature of intimacy, and the life experiences of the author herself. Without climax or easy answers, the story concludes on a hopeful, or at least prayerful, note."@en . . "This moving dramatization of Tillie Olsen's frequently anthologized \"I Stand Here Ironing\" is an unvarnished exploration of an impoverished single mother's ambivalence toward her worth as a parent and her 19-year-old daughter's future. Rich in subtext, the highly metaphorical story-penned in a stark and dramatic fashion devoid of cliche and sentimentality-raises important questions about individual identity, the role of women in society, the effects of poverty and abandonment on children, the nature of intimacy, and the life experiences of the author herself. Without climax or easy answers, the story concludes on a hopeful, or at least prayerful, note." . . "I stand here ironing" . . . . . "Tillie Olsen: Ironing out life"@en . . . "Tillie Olsen I stand here ironing"@en . . "Tillie Olsen I stand here ironing" . . . "American literature History 20th century." . . "Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)" . . "American literature History 21st century." . . . . "Women artists." . . "Films Media Group." . . "American literature." . . "1900 - 2099" . . "Feminist art criticism." . . "Women in art." . .