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Norman W. Colman
No full text"NX134149 Noman W. Colman "Cheesey" 7 MD Sigs. Feb.1942 - Oct.1943".NX134149 Noman W. Colman "Cheesey". 7th Military District Signals. February 1942 - October 1943
Jeremiah James Colman : a memoir /
No full textGenealogical table of the Colman family and the Cozens-Hardy family.Mode of access: Internet
Letter from Benjamin Colman to Samuel Shute, Esq.
No full textRev. Benjamin Colman begs Massachusetts governor Samuel Shute not to publish a postscript written to him by Mr. Noah, which was not intended to be shared or published. Colman tells Shute that the postscript carries a very severe reflection upon the late assembly & will doubtless anger Dr. Cook & others not a little. The postscript contains material about Lord Barrington which is negative. The controversy appears to center around the speaker selected by the House (Elisha Cooke, Jr.) and Governor Shute\u27s opposition to the choice. There is no explanation as to why Finley had this letter in his possession. Abstract Number - 536https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1832/thumbnail.jp
George Colman letter to J.R Planché, 1873 December 19
No full textA letter sent from the Olympic Theatre, London, England. Colman encloses a check, asks for a receipt for a claim, and asks Planché about his plans to attend "The School for Intrigue.
Stories for Corinne. : a book for all little girls and boys /
No full textWood-engravings signed by Marx Hart.Stories and verse.Metal-engraved frontispiece plate.Innocence / by Rufus Dawes -- The fairy of the rose / by Rufus Dawes -- The lammie. A modern fairy tale / by Miss A.A. Gray -- Lilla's dream -- The child's dream among flowers / by Miss Colman -- Childhood [signed: Mrs. Colman] -- The king of the swans, or Delphine the good / from the German -- Corinne.Mode of access: Internet
Colman Pool, Seattle, 1941
No full textA salt-water pool dug at Lincoln Park in 1926 had mud sides and bottom, and proved to be very popular. Swimming enthusiasts then called for contructing a more permanent swimming pool. In 1941, Kenneth Colman and his family, long-time residents of Fauntleroy, donated funds to the city for an outdoor salt-water pool and bathhouse to honor his father, Laurence Colman (1860-1935), who was the son of Scottish-born engineer James M. Colman. The Colman Pool continues as one of the city's favorite swimming pools.Handwritten on image: Colman Pool.
Handwritten on sleeve: SEATTLE, Colman pool.
Date photograph was filed at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (date of photograph and file date may differ by a month or more): July 5, 1941.1 acetate negative: b&w; 4 x 5 in
Exploring Narrative Therapy : Arthur Ransome’s Old Peter’s Russian Tales and Pamela Colman Smith’s Annancy Stories
No full text本論はイギリス人児童文学作家アーサー・ランサムによる『ピーターおじいさんの昔話』と、タロット画家として有名なイギリス生まれのパメラ・コールマン・スミスによる『アナンシ物語』は両作家にとっての「ナラティブセラピー」としての効果があったことを示す論考である。
ランサムは自伝で、どんな本よりも、コールマンの『アナンシ物語』から、物語の技術の多くを学んだと回顧しているが、ランサムとコールマンについての研究はほぼほぼ皆無である。そこで、本論ではランサムがコールマンからどのような影響を受けたのかというリサーチ・クエスチョンに対し、その答えを両作家がある異国の昔話を「語り直し」ていることに着目し、その意味と意義を社会構成主義から派生した心理学療法である「ナラティブセラピー」に見出そうとするものである。
「語り直し」における、聴衆に向けての効果と、語り手自身への効果を考察し、結果的に、ランサムはコールマンから異国の「民話」を「語り直し」自国で伝承していくテクニックとその意義を見出し、のちの「つばめ号シリーズ」へと続く自身の児童文学作家としてのキャリアの道を切り開いていったことを論証する。This paper explores the possibility that Old Peter’s Russian Tales (1916) by English children’s author Arthur Ransome and the Jamaican folklore, Annancy Stories (1899) written by Pamela Colman Smith, a British-born female artist, famous only as a tarot painter, may have served as a form of “narrative therapy” for both authors. Ransome claimed in his autobiography that he learned more about storytelling from Colman’s Annancy Stories than from any other book, but little research has been done on their relationship. This paper investigates the influenceinfluence of Colman on Ransome by examining how both writers retold a foreign folktale, and analyzes its meaning and significance in the context of narrative therapy, a form of psychotherapy based on social constructionism.
Retelling folk tales from different cultures can have a dual impact on both the audience and the storytellers themselves. For the audience, it can be both entertaining and educational, providing exposure to diverse cultures and preserving cultural traditions. Arthur Ransome, for example, was deeply affected by listening to Pamela Colman Smith’s retelling of Anansi stories at weekly salons in London during the early 1900s.
On the other hands, retelling stories from other cultures has therapeutic benefits, helping storytellers reframe their relationship with their country. Colman and Ransome retold Jamaican and Russian folktales, respectively, to overcome personal issues and develop as cultural bridges. Colman established her racial identity and dealt with gender issues through retelling Jamaican folklores, while Ransome found healing during personal struggles, enabling him to question the values of Western culture as an outsider.departmental bulletin pape
Response to Allen ‘An alternative hypothesis to the conclusion of Colman et al. (2014)’
No full textWe respond to the criticisms of Allen regarding Colman et al., examining the differences in forest mammal assemblages between areas where dingoes were controlled and not controlled in southeastern Australia. Allen contends that Colman et al. did not show any evidence of dingo control in 'Treatment' sites; the positive relationship between dingo activity and small mammal abundance observed by Colman et al. was likely a product of bottom-up responses, and not due to indirect effects of dingo removal; and demonstrating trophic cascades resulting from top-predator control is only possible through manipulative experiments. In our response, we explain why we disagree with each of Allen's criticisms
Side Facades of Barns, Colman SD, Moody County
No full text35 mm slide, several multi-story wood buildings separated by a post and wire fence and utility poleDrawer info: Minnehaha - Pennington; FlandreauEktachrome Slide Moody CO. Colman (Rural) barn, outblgs. Colman environs 32 Aug 79R
Outhouse, Colman, Moody County
No full text4 x 6 photograph, outhouse with a door on the front and a gable roofH2010-041 Vanishing Early Scenes Vernell Johnson Coll. Churches, Old County Farms, Houses, Vanishing Country Scene Box 1 5607A[stamp] No. 16A 027 [photographer stamp] Photo By: Vernell Johnson, Lyons, S. D. 6 N W of Colman, S. D
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