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Geochemical data for the Bay of Chaleur - Mite project # 1.2 (phase 2)
- R. Cranston, M. B. Parsons
- Environmental Science
- 2001
Edward Steichen's socialism
- M. B. Parsons
- Art
- 1 December 1993
Abstract In early 1908 Edward Steichen's sister Lilian — poet, essayist, and committed socialist — entered into an intensive correspondence with her new beau Carl Sandburg, also a poet and… Expand
Bernard Shaw, ‘Unmechanical’ Photography and unconventional science
- Melinda Boyd Parsons, Gary Joseph Pascuzzo
- Art
- 1 September 2002
Abstract It certainly is true that George Bernard Shaw, the Irish playwright and essayist, was fond of provocation and paradox. Yet, as our epigraph suggests, his writings always build on a core of… Expand
"Moonlight on Darkening Ways": Concepts of Nature and the Artist in Edward and Lilian Steichen's Socialism
- M. B. Parsons
- Art
- American Art
- 1 April 1997
landscape, seeing its popularity as a pathological response to modernity, to the physical and moral pollution of industrialized, capitalist culture.' As the century progressed, such ideas were… Expand
Pamela Colman Smith and Alfred Stieglitz
- M. B. Parsons
- Art
- 1 December 1996
Abstract In the Beinecke Library's Alfred Stieglitz Archive is a group of letters written to Stieglitz between 1907 and 1909 by Pamela Colman Smith (1878–1951), an American feminist… Expand
The "Unmechanicalness" of Photography: Bernard Shaw's Activist Photographic Philosophy
- M. B. Parsons
- Art
- 1989
Studying photography in Memphis
- Melinda Boyd Parsons
- Art
- 1993
Abstract While Memphis, Tennessee, is famous for barbecues, Elvis, blues, and a forty-storey pyramid, its photographic opportunities are less well publicized. Yet Memphis boasts three photographic… Expand