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hi i'm avrie! i just make videos for fun.
Harriet Martineau: The Forgotten Sociologist (Women's History Month)
This is a video about the life and achievements of sociologist Harriet Martineau, an iconic woman who often goes underacknowledged for her work and her contributions to social science research.
Chapter Links:
0:00 Introduction
2:15 Part 1: Biography
7:11 Part 2: Contributions
12:04 Part 3: Significance
15:37 Conclusion
Here are my sources for the information I've included in this video:
Annandale, E. (2007). Assembling Harriet Martineau’s Gender and health jigsaw. Women’s Studies International Forum. (30)4, 355-366. doi.org/10.1016/j.wsif.2007.05.006
Arni, C. and Müller, C. (2004) More sociological than the sociologists: undisciplined and undiscplinary thinking about society and modernity in the nineteenth century. Engendering the social. Maidenhead, S. 71-98. edoc.unibas.ch/5925/3/Arni_More_sociological_published.pdf
Boissoneault, L. (2021, November 4). The Victorian Woman Writer Who Refused to Let Doctors Define Her. Smithsonian Magazine, Smithsonian Institution. www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-victorian-woman-writer-who-refused-to-let-doctors-define-her-180978988/.
Duffy Hutcheon, P. (1996). Harriet Martineau: the woman who thought like a man. Humanist in Canada, (117), 16-19. link.gale.com/apps/doc/A30375930/AONE?u=googlescholar&sid=bookmark-AONE&xid=3ad8e2c7
Forget, E. L. (2000). Harriet Martineau. In R. W. Dimand, M. A. Dimand, & E. L. Forget (Eds.), A biographical dictionary of women economists. Edward Elgar Publishing. du.idm.oclc.org/login?url=search.credoreference.com/content/entry/elgarwe/harriet_martineau/0?institutionId=1676
Harriet Martineau. (2022, June 23). Encyclopedia Britannica. www.britannica.com/biography/Harriet-Martineau
Harriet Martineau (1802-1876). Martineau Society, martineausociety.co.uk/the-martineaus/harriet-martineau/.
Hill, M. R. (1991). Harriet Martineau (1802-1876). Sociology Department, Faculty Publications. 387. digitalcommons.unl.edu/sociologyfacpub/387
Life in the Sickroom. Nineteenth-Century Disability: Cultures and Contexts. www.nineteenthcenturydisability.org/items/show/4.
Maity, S. (2020, 29 December). Harriet Martineau: Biography, Works and Contributions. Sociology Group. www.sociologygroup.com/harriet-martineau-biography-contributions/.
McDonald, L. (2019). Sociological Theory: the Last Bastion of Sexism in Sociology. The American Sociologist, 50(3), 402-413. www.jstor.org/stable/48691750
Winter, A. (1995). Harriet Martineau and the Reform of the Invalid in Victorian England. The Historical Journal, 38(3), 597-616. www.jstor.org/stable/2640004
Historical images obtained from the Library of Congress and JSTOR. Stock footage obtained from Pixabay and Mixkit. Music obtained from Pixabay. All credit for images, footage, and music included in this video goes to their respective owners.
FAIR USE
This video falls under fair use protection as it has been manipulated for educational purposes.
Chapter Links:
0:00 Introduction
2:15 Part 1: Biography
7:11 Part 2: Contributions
12:04 Part 3: Significance
15:37 Conclusion
Here are my sources for the information I've included in this video:
Annandale, E. (2007). Assembling Harriet Martineau’s Gender and health jigsaw. Women’s Studies International Forum. (30)4, 355-366. doi.org/10.1016/j.wsif.2007.05.006
Arni, C. and Müller, C. (2004) More sociological than the sociologists: undisciplined and undiscplinary thinking about society and modernity in the nineteenth century. Engendering the social. Maidenhead, S. 71-98. edoc.unibas.ch/5925/3/Arni_More_sociological_published.pdf
Boissoneault, L. (2021, November 4). The Victorian Woman Writer Who Refused to Let Doctors Define Her. Smithsonian Magazine, Smithsonian Institution. www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-victorian-woman-writer-who-refused-to-let-doctors-define-her-180978988/.
Duffy Hutcheon, P. (1996). Harriet Martineau: the woman who thought like a man. Humanist in Canada, (117), 16-19. link.gale.com/apps/doc/A30375930/AONE?u=googlescholar&sid=bookmark-AONE&xid=3ad8e2c7
Forget, E. L. (2000). Harriet Martineau. In R. W. Dimand, M. A. Dimand, & E. L. Forget (Eds.), A biographical dictionary of women economists. Edward Elgar Publishing. du.idm.oclc.org/login?url=search.credoreference.com/content/entry/elgarwe/harriet_martineau/0?institutionId=1676
Harriet Martineau. (2022, June 23). Encyclopedia Britannica. www.britannica.com/biography/Harriet-Martineau
Harriet Martineau (1802-1876). Martineau Society, martineausociety.co.uk/the-martineaus/harriet-martineau/.
Hill, M. R. (1991). Harriet Martineau (1802-1876). Sociology Department, Faculty Publications. 387. digitalcommons.unl.edu/sociologyfacpub/387
Life in the Sickroom. Nineteenth-Century Disability: Cultures and Contexts. www.nineteenthcenturydisability.org/items/show/4.
Maity, S. (2020, 29 December). Harriet Martineau: Biography, Works and Contributions. Sociology Group. www.sociologygroup.com/harriet-martineau-biography-contributions/.
McDonald, L. (2019). Sociological Theory: the Last Bastion of Sexism in Sociology. The American Sociologist, 50(3), 402-413. www.jstor.org/stable/48691750
Winter, A. (1995). Harriet Martineau and the Reform of the Invalid in Victorian England. The Historical Journal, 38(3), 597-616. www.jstor.org/stable/2640004
Historical images obtained from the Library of Congress and JSTOR. Stock footage obtained from Pixabay and Mixkit. Music obtained from Pixabay. All credit for images, footage, and music included in this video goes to their respective owners.
FAIR USE
This video falls under fair use protection as it has been manipulated for educational purposes.
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Do I have to use a toner between the lightning and the color?
@@nicolove2877 you don’t have to, but I recommend it because if you have any sort of yellow or orange tones in your bleached hair, you’ll risk the dye turning out more green or fading to green
That's exactly what happened when I dyed them last time. So I'll definitely need a toner. Thank you!!!❤
Also use petroleum jelly around the hair line to decrease blue dye dying the skin it work great
I’ve used splat indigo jewel blue works the best in my opinion
@@Toxic_panda. Splat is extremely difficult to get out of hair and is also pretty damaging (I’ve used it for other colors in the past) so I wouldn’t recommend it :(
Come back to TH-cam
I just got my hair bleached to blonde. Can I skip the bleach and just go straight to the dye?
I used your tutorial to do my hair!!! 💙
how early do you recommend getting there if you have VIP?
System?
I'm currently studying Sociology at UNSAM (Argentina) and we study her work in "Sociological Theories 1". I'm so glad my professors included hers and other women's works in their lectures <3
“I look like that dude from Mario” 😂😂😂😂😂
nice video! so im going to a bring me the horizon concert (a pretty popular band) in june, and the venue is going to have 10.000 people and the concerts starts at 6pm...when should i get there to secure the spot at the barricade?
how did you use the deep conditioner on your hair? did you leave it in for awhile or just washed it? or?
I used it like regular conditioner :)
You should do a video on Jane Addams!
Yo, good subtitles
I know this brand recommends to process with heat, but your method without it turned out so well! Love that this brand is so easy to work with
you are so cute
ty!!! ♡
so i’m going to a concert soon, alone, and i have pit tickets. it starts at 7, what time should i get there to get in the front?
Depends on how popular the band is and how big the venue is. If it is an arena-sized venue, you may want to be there 6-8 hours early or even earlier for bigger bands. For smaller venues, I would say 3-6 hours depending who is performing.
@@altavrie def a smaller band and a small venue, only about 1,400, would 5, 5:30ish be enought time?
How did I read this as “I’m 7” instead 😭
omg the difference I noticed like before you recoloured your hair your vibe was soft and pure like a hippie or fairy and after, (makeup did something too, for sure) you had this bad bitch kinda emo energy, low-key scared of u 🙈no offence, it's just what I noticed, you're cool however you look. When I had this dark blue hair I looked weird without makeup and I don't do makeup often :// I was lazy to do my makeup so I just looked weird xdd sooo at the beginning of the video you kinda remind me of me :3
Awesome tutorial!! I was curious about Adore and you helped out😊 I'm going to throw a couple of tips out there for you that I myself do. Before I bleach my hair I slather it with coconut oil and it still bleaches like it's supposed to. And for toning I wash my hair with purple shampoo and leave it on for about 15 - 20 minutes. Just a couple of ideas 😊 Great video!! I love how you're down to earth and not trying to "work it" My next experiment is to try and get mine a country blue. 🤞
What purple shampoo do you use?
Intelligent, organized, and articulate. Avrie, you are a woman of erudition.
Do you use purple shampoo as well?
I have an awesome Intro to Sociology teacher who assigned some of Harriet Martineau’s work. He also mentioned that most sociologists don’t give her the credit she deserves. After his lecture I had to look her up and it led me to this video! Thoroughly enjoyed it ☺️
I'm glad you enjoyed it :D and I agree, she definitely deserves a lot more credit than she gets!
Wow! Beautiful blue! Fantastic result! I’ve been using colorful dyes on my natural gray and white hair for 5+ years, and Adore is one of my favorite brands. I like the thinner consistency, it makes it easier to work into the hair, especially if you have thick textured hair. They also have the largest selection of colors to choose from (almost 70 colors) though unfortunately because of my gray base I have to stick to the cooler colors like blues, greens and purples. Love Adore dyes for price and quality.
Thanks for the advice.....great job
The blue looks gorgeous =) I will use Adore Magenta to today =)
What's the transfer like after being rinsed out?
5:14 you can put a push pin in the wall behind you and hang the mirror
Adore is in a lot of beauty supplies, not chain ones but like "privately owned" ones.. usually where you can find lots of braiding hair, natural hair products and jewelry lol
The result is perfect! I'd like to get blue one day but I don't think I'll do it by my own or my hair would come out rainbow! 😂
Exactly what I needed! Thank you<3
But brassy tones look good
How much of T18 toner and how much of Developement should I mix? Btw. It is a very very helpful video. Thank you so much!!👍❤️
Hello, I believe it is a 1:2 ratio so if you had 2 oz of toner, you would use 4 oz of developer. It should also tell you on the box :)
This girl deserves more views. she’s straight to the point and doesn’t use a million products. Easy to follow. Doesn’t waste anyone’s time bullshitting around. Thank you girl.
LMAO thx that's very kind of you to say
i went natural a couple months back after dying my hair a ton of colors since i was 14 and then going fully blonde😂😬I decided to put blonde streaks in my hair now that my natural hair is healthy and girllllll the urge to dye my hair blue after one of your videos is so real!😂🥰but the 19 year old in me who's adulting and wanting to be taken serious is telling me NO! but girl i feel you😂honestly tho you'll like going natural! for me i feel like i dont always have to style my hair anymore, i could just brush it out and it still looks cute. I also feel like when i do my makeup, the solid dark hair color looks pretty badass and alot easier to style with certain clothes colors
Window drapes on your shower 🤔
Haha yeah, this was at my parents' house. I think it was a temporary thing because the last time I was there, they had a normal shower curtain again. It is kind of silly, isn't it? 😂
Your haircut name?
My hair at its current length/style is the result of growing out a pixie cut I had a few years back, but some might say I have a long wolfcut or curtain bangs
"Promosm" 😞
Good advice! Definitely stay wth friends or have a ride home. And dont trust everyone. Listen to your gut! Stay safe! And have fun! 🎶🎨🌊
You’re so beautiful. ❤
thank you so much! <3
Shaved your head with razor
This video really helped since I'm trying to dye my hair blue for the first time, I'll definitely follow this process thank you 💙
**CORRECTION** Pls read :) Hello all, it was brought to my attention that around the 10-minute mark, when I begin to discuss Martineau's health struggles and her essay "Life in the Sickroom", I mispronounced the word "invalid." The way I pronounced it in the video is the way the word is pronounced when meaning "not valid", whereas the pronunciation when referring to someone who is sickly or disabled is ˈin-və-ləd (www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/invalid) It should also be noted that the term invalid in the context that was used in this video is not typically used today, and language such as "disabled people" is much more appropriate. I would therefore like to apologize for my usage of the word "invalid" outside of referencing the title of Martineau's work, and thank you to Prof. JDR for educating me on that.
I'm grateful for the correction. I've been taught to believe that the correct way to describe people with disabilities is to use "people" first. "People" is the noun. And we don't say "disabled people" for example. We say "people who have disabilities". The point is to emphasize that they are people. Disability/ different ability is a distant side effect on their essence as a person. People are people first. Their identity is never contigent on their challenges. I'm not even sure if that's right or pc. That's just what I've absorbed and am passing on.
@@joshbuckler thanks for this!
Ion Boost helps form new bonds that are damaged during chemical applications. It doesn't enhance the bleach. :) It's basically an Olaplex dupe.
thank you!
wow guys, thank you so much for 10k views and 300 likes! :) i honestly never expected this video to reach this many people, but i'm glad that so many of you have found it to be helpful! thank you again for the support <3 xx
the adore bottle says to apply the dye to towel dry hair, do you recommend dying it on dry hair or towel dry hair?
It's always best to go with what the bottle says in my opinion since everyone's hair is different. For my hair, I typically apply it dry hair because that's what has always worked for me. If you have applied dye to dry hair in the past and it turns out fine, then I would say either way would probably work :) Hope this helps
After bleaching my hair I dye by adore African violet but nothing happened 🙄😣 I don’t understand what I did wrong.
After you bleached did you have a yellow tone to your hair? If so the purple would've just acted like a toner.
Thank you this definitely helped, I’ve been to a couple of concerts but never been in a Pit, The concert im going to is Ghost and I got vip tickets so we get to go in early. Hopefully getting to be in the front!!
did you get a good spot getting in early? cause i got VIP tickets also to a concert i’m going too, hoping to get into the front 🤣😩
Metallic bowl?
No haha, the bowl I'm using in this video is plastic
For anyone reading this comment you should NOT use a metallic bowl with hair dye and bleach
My hair came out purple
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awesome
Thank you, really helpful!!
Im glad you found it helpful :) ♡