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“Happy Birthday Uncle Will” -- group photo
No full textLeft to right, front row: Evelyn Radonski (crouching), S.M. Simpson, Will Lloyd-Jones, and Terry Greenwood (seated), Len Smith (crouching). Radonski was S.M. Simpson's personal secretary and Terry Greenwood was the S.M. Simpson Ltd. Sales manager at the time. Celebration at the Kelowna Golf Club for "Uncle Will's" (Will Lloyd-Jones') Birthday. S.M. Simpson bought the mill from Will Lloyd-Jones' brother, David Lloyd-Jones. Note attached to image reads: "Seated next to me is T. Greenwood. Centre seated is "Uncle Will." To his right is S.M. Simpson. You can hardly see the cartoon above the fireplace. Peg Purdy is right in front of Ella.
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- Kelowna International Regatta Parade
No full text“Journey of the log.” Marshalling area at the Kelowna International Regatta Parade. In sequence are wood products at various places in processing. In this shot, only the fruit box float and the Sylva-Ply floats are seen. Sylva-Ply was the forerunner of plywood and a product of MacMillan Bloedel. On the side of the truck is a cardboard cut-out mascot of B.C. Tree Fruits: a woman dressed as a Queen's Guard holding a sign that reads "B.C. McIntosh Reds Are Here!" Note attached to image reads: "Regatta Parade- Aug 1949 Display boxes by SMS for the fruit industry. Wheatley's live over grocery store in background. If the picture had been a little higher it would have shown the whole gang, including Ella, looking out.
Interview with Ella Trulock (FA 98)
No full textInterview with Ella Trulock conducted by George Simpson Fall 1977 in which they discuss basket making
Ella C. Boise letter to Lucile Atcherson, July 18, 1914
No full textElla C. Boise, a secretary for the Votes for Women League in Fargo, North Dakota, wrote this letter on July 18th, 1914, to Lucile Atcherson, a leader in the Ohio women's suffrage movement. Atcherson had requested to borrow a banner from the Votes for Women League, and in the letter Boise informs Atcherson that the organization was having a banner made which they were willing to loan to Atcherson for her event.
The Franklin County Woman Suffrage Association was formed in 1912, after the Ohio Constitutional Convention elected to bring to a vote the question of removing the words "white male" from the state constitution with regard to voting rights. Headquartered in the Chamber of Commerce building in Columbus, Ohio, the organization put out regular publications, organized public speeches and meetings, distributed literature and held parades in support of the suffrage movement. Women's suffrage in Ohio was defeated in a special election in 1912 and again in 1914 and 1916 before a resolution narrowly passed in 1917 allowing municipal voting by women in Columbus. In 1920, the 19th Amendment passed, extending the vote to women and prohibiting state and federal government from denying suffrage on the basis of sex
Obituary for Ella Zakariasen
No full textNotes - An obituary for Ella Rita Croteau Zakariasen (1 page)Personal Record
Ella Croteau's Baptism Certificate
No full textDocument - Certificate of Baptism issued by Sacred Heart Parish in Chapleau, ON, for Ella Rita Croteau. (Date of baptism: May 7, 1914
Ella Croteau's Grade Eight Diploma
No full textDocument - Grade Eight Diploma issued by the Province of Saskatchewan to Ella Rita Crotea
Estereotipos de género en Los Simpson : Representaciones sobre el feminismo de Lisa Simpson
No full textLos Simpson es un programa de televisión que en el año 2023 estrenó su temporada #35, siendo la serie animada en horario estelar de mayor duración en la historia de la televisión. Aunque el feminismo es parte de la trama de Los Simpson, no es un elemento al que se haya prestado mayor atención académica. En esa línea es que se presenta un análisis sobre de las representaciones de género que promueve el programa, respecto de los roles de las mujeres -sobre todo en el espacio público-, a partir de la identificación de los estereotipos de género presentes y aquellas actitudes que cuestionen el orden patriarcal en la acción del personaje de Lisa Simpson. Se analizaron en profundidad 19 capítulos de las temporadas 1 a 8 de Los Simpson. De estos 19 capítulos que protagoniza Lisa Simpson, sólo 5 superan el testo de Bechdel -que fue utilizado como herramienta de análisis- es decir, el 26%. El análisis de los capítulos confirma lo que las y los autores que trabajan sobre esta serie ya habían adelantado, que la serie refuerza la división sexual del trabajo y mandatos de género sobre la organización familiar y los roles dentro de la misma, es decir la política sexual conservadora. Aunque Lisa Simpson es un personaje que cuestiona dichas lógicas, la decisión de los guionistas es que ella pague un precio alto por no ajustarse a los mandatos de género: la soledad y la impopularidad del personaje es padecido por ella. Aun asi, el personaje de Lisa Simpson permite cierta permeabilidad para profundizar algunos temas relevantes en términos de género como: la desigualdad, los mitos del amor romántico, el trabajo doméstico, el acoso por razón de sexo, la violencia estética, entre otros.The Simpsons is a television show that in the year 2023 premiered its 35th season, making it the longest-running primetime animated series in the history of television. Although feminism is part of the plot of The Simpsons, it is not an element that has received much academic attention. It is along these lines that we present an analysis of the gender representations promoted by the show, with respect to women roles -especially in the public space- based on the identification of gender' stereotypes present and those attitudes that report the patriarchal order in the actions of the character of Lisa Simpson. Nineteen episodes from seasons 1 to 8 of The Simpsons were analyzed in depth. Of these 19 episodes starring Lisa Simpson, only 5 exceeded the Bechdel test -which was one analysis tool - that is, 26%. The analysis of the episodes confirms what the authors who work on this series had already anticipated: the show reinforces the sexual division of labor, gender mandates on family organization and gender roles within the family, i.e., conservative sexual politics. Although Lisa Simpson is a character who questions these logics, the decision of the scriptwriters is that she pays a high price for not conforming to gender mandates: the character's loneliness and unpopularity is suffered by her. Even so, Lisa Simpson's character allows some permeability to deepen relevant issues in terms of gender, such as: inequality, the myths of romantic love, domestic work, gender-based harassment, aesthetic violence, among others.Fil: Cano, Julieta Evangelina. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina
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