10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRIZEWOMEN»
Discover the use of
prizewomen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prizewomen and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Science in the Contemporary World: An Encyclopedia
Kass-Simon, Gabriele, and Patricia Farnes, editors. Women of Science:Righting
the Record. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1990. McGrayne, Sharon
Bertsch. Nobel PrizeWomen in Science. Second edition. Secaucus, NJ: Carol,
1998.
Eric Gottfrid Swedin, 2005
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Women's History as Scientists: A Guide to the Debates
... roles during this period. The biographies of fifteen women scientists who either
won the Nobel Prize for science or came to close to winning it are explored in
Sharon Bertsch McGrayne, Nobel PrizeWomen in Science (Secaucus, NJ:
Citadel, ...
If in any year there is no essay of sufficient merit no prize shall be awarded, but
an additional prize may be awarded in a subsequent year. Ellen Phoebe Wright
Prizewomen. 1922. E. I. Hewitt. ( Evelyn Nicholson I 1923. E. A. Shipley.
Armstrong College (University of Durham), England. University. Armstrong College Durham (Newcastle-upon-Tyne), 1931
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The Popular science monthly
\Vho does not know dozens of fine girls—capable, practical, intelligent,
affectionate, lively—who never could be made scholars of, and yet who know
more that. will be useful to them than some of the first prizewomen? They never
ran any risk ...
5
Creating a Classroom Community of Young Scientists
McGrayne, Nobel PrizeWomen in Science. 21. James Burke,TheDay the
Universe Changed (Boston:Little, Brown and Company, 1985), p. 337. (Based on
a television series of the same name.) 22. H.H. (1992).Scientific literacy and
themyth of ...
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The Brand Strategist's Guide to Desire: How to give ...
Sharon Bertsch McGrayne,authorof thebook Nobel PrizeWomen in Science,
describesthe hurdles women hadtoovercome to pursue theirresearch: “They
workedin home and basement laboratories andinattic offices. They crawled
behind ...
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Obsessive Genius: The Inner World of Marie Curie (Great ...
Sharon BertschMcGrayne,Nobel PrizeWomen in Science: Their Lives, Struggles,
and Momentous Discoveries (Washington, DC: Joseph Henry Press, 1998).
Within a decade Meitner...: The initial laboratory bore the Kaiser's name but after
...
Ellen Phoebe Wright Prizewomen. 1922. E. I. Hewitt. ( Olive E. Utting. 1923. E. A.
Shipley. 1930. ^ Vivienne N. Philpott S F- E. Carr. ' divided. ' \ W. M. 1926.
Lowther. F. A. Laws. E. Scorer. i Evelyn Nicholson 1 1931. - Annie Thubron f- '
divided.
University of Durham, 1932
PRIZEWOMEN 1960 Katherine H. Wint 1963 Anne C. Alderson 1961 Marie M. B.
Hickey 1964 Ellen M. M. O'Neill 1962 Vivian M. Whitworth 1965 Pamela M. Hunt
Bradford History Scholarship Founded and endowed in the year 1877 with a ...
Victoria University (Great Britain), 1961
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The Musical Standard: A Newspaper for Musicians, ...
We are not induced to swerve from our former opinion that, in general, the
prizemen and prizewomen are not abovea respectable average standard of merit
. Miss Jessie Jones, the prize soprano, was in no wise equal to the text of
Beethoven's ...
