Pursuing proper protocol: Sarah Bowdich's purview of the sciences of exploration
Attempting to correct, in small part, the invisibility of women participating in nineteenth-century science, this article brings to attention the work of the scientist, artist, and writer Mrs. Sarah Bowdich. Bowdich employed the vehicle of biography to overcome the obstacles that discouraged women f...
Main Author: | Orr, Mary (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2007-01.
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