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Statistical Theory and Inferenceeontology. Other scholars like Robbie Gries have written about the importance of women advancing micropaleontology in the history of petroleum geology, but this chapter explores the glamour and scientific prowess associated with the image and identity of women working in geology. The image of women

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Frederick Richard Wayne McCourt rights. Female geologists expressed their ideas about their bodies, sexuality, rights, and role in science and industry. Profiles of women in geology contained many of the same characteristics of the pin-up type newspaper and magazine articles, but the criticisms of sexism and advocacy of women wor

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Elementary Processes and Fluctuations,sent day. Women’s toys like . reflected women working in STEM fields like geology. The concept of the “Oilwoman,” which had been discussed throughout the twentieth century and in oil trade presses, continued to endure, as new petroleum trade press publications utilized the concept for a magazine for

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,Augusta Thekla Hasslock Kemp: Woman of “Accomplishment” and the Pre-glamour Geologist,Wars I and II. Women’s education in the Victorian period included scientific disciplines like geology and math, as they made a woman more accomplished and feminine. Kemp was educated in preparation for a career as a science teacher, but she expanded her knowledge with graduate studies in geology. Ke

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World War II Glamour: The Image of the Female Geologist, and the Newspaper Pin-Up,and contained similar images. Geologists like June King had profiles published about them in popular magazines that emphasized the glamorous aspects of her job working in the field, as well as her beauty and scientific expertise. Oil companies and newspapers wanted to promote the glamour of women wo