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Far-flung female (and fossil bone hunting) Fellows: an autoethnographical approach

Turner, Susan

Celebrating 100 Years of Female Fellowship of the Geological Society: Discovering Forgotten Histories, 2021, Vol.506 (1), p.277-302 [Periódico revisado por pares]

The Geological Society of London

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  • Título:
    Far-flung female (and fossil bone hunting) Fellows: an autoethnographical approach
  • Autor: Turner, Susan
  • É parte de: Celebrating 100 Years of Female Fellowship of the Geological Society: Discovering Forgotten Histories, 2021, Vol.506 (1), p.277-302
  • Descrição: Geologists roam worldwide; no less for women who took up fellowship of the ‘Geol. Soc.’. Since 1919, women Fellows of the Geological Society have lived and worked across the globe conducting fieldwork and research. Based on the author's interests and in part considering her 50 years an FGS, a selection of women Fellows is considered, many of whom affected her geological life, such as Phoebe Walder and Peigi Wallace. This autoethnographical approach encompasses women from the colonies who joined as soon as they were able; the legendary Dorothy Hill of Queensland was one of the first, with other notable Australians being Nell Ludbrook and June Phillips Ross. Others worked across the former Gondwana, such as Pamela Robinson, who pioneered much research in vertebrate palaeontology on the Indian subcontinent. Important British geologists and vertebrate palaeontologists include Dorothea Bate, Sonia Cole, Elinor Gardner and Eileen Hendriks, who wrote key geological texts in the earlier twentieth century. More contemporary women did work for UNESCO, the International Union of Geological Sciences and in the oil industry. During the later twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, female Fellows have worked across the world in greater numbers in all aspects of geoscience, from the Arctic to the Antarctic.
  • Títulos relacionados: Geological Society, London, Special Publications
  • Editor: The Geological Society of London
  • Idioma: Inglês
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