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Beatrice Helen Worsley: Canada's female computer pioneer
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 2003Worsley was a pioneering computer scientist and the first female in Canada to make significant contributions to the field of computing. Her experiences and accomplishments were remarkable. When Beatrice Worsley died in 1972, Canada lost a computer pioneer and a witness to several great moments in computing history.
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Female Pioneers in Islamic Middle Ages: A Theological and Psychological Perspective
Female Pioneers from Ancient Egypt and the Middle East, 2021A. Karim, Huda Al-Jundi, Radwa Khalil
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Female Pioneers from Ancient Egypt and the Middle East
, 2021A. Karim, Radwa Khalil, A. Moustafa
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The debate on the American Revolution
Introduction Ch. 1 Pioneers Ch. 2 The 'Noble' and the 'Ignoble' Ch. 3 Present at the creation: The making of the constitution Ch. 4 Ideology, slavery and original Intent Ch. 5 African Americans: resistance and revolution Ch.
Gwenda Morgan
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Dorothea Duff: Female seafaring pioneer or serial fantasist?
The Mariner's Mirror, 2020In the 1930s three remarkable women undoubtedly broke into the male world of deepwater commercial sail.1 However, there is an additional claim that needs more scrutiny, and that is for Dorothea Duf...
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Retrospective of Female Digital Art Pioneers
ACM SIGGRAPH 2023 Art Gallery, 2023Yoon Chung Han +7 more
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Zohra Begum Kazi: Pioneering Bengali female doctor and nationalist representation
Journal of Medical BiographyThis paper aims to elucidate a comprehensive biographical account of Zohra Begum Kazi, the pioneering Bengali female doctor in Bangladesh. Her professional journey commenced during the British colonial time, achieved prominence during the era of Pakistan, and ultimately reached the pinnacle of her life's accomplishments in the independent Bangladesh ...
Md Anisur Rahman, Md Shafiqur Rahaman
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Pioneering Female Modernity: Fascist Women in Colonial Africa
2005This chapter attempts a redefinition of models of female subjectivity under fascism through an investigation of autobiographical and fictional works written in the 1930s by Italian women who traveled to colonial Africa. It is divided in three parts, dedicated to Anna Messina’s Cronache del Nilo (Nile Chronicles) (1940), Augusta Perricone-Viola’s Donne ...
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