Margaret Addison A Biography First Edition by Jean O’Grady – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 0773521526, 9780773521520
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ISBN 10: 0773521526
ISBN 13: 9780773521520
Author: Jean O’Grady
O’Grady presents Addison in several different lights: as a woman learning to assert herself in the hitherto male world of university governance; as an administrator dealing with questions of individual freedom and group standards at a time when the permissible limits of behaviour were expanding; as a former Methodist who learned to modify her beliefs while retaining her core Christianity; and as an advocate for more fulfiling lives for women who was forced to deal with questions of co-education, the possibility of gender-neutral studies, and the nature of womanliness. O’Grady clearly shows that Addison wanted to make a difference in the world and did so B her innovations, such as student government and lectures on careers and sex education, were widely copied in other universities. Drawing on archival material and writing in an accessible style, O’Grady captures the flavour of life in Annesley Hall under Addison’s regime and uncovers part of the buried mosaic of the lives of Canadian women.
Table of contents:
1 Growing Up
2 Student and Teacher
3 European Interlude
4 Towards a New Career
5 Early Days of the Residence
6 Residence Life
7 War Years
8 Turmoil and Recovery
9 Dean of Women
10 An Active Retirement
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