Olga Mikhailovna Shubnikova, née Lebedeva, was one of the first women in Russia to earn a higher education and become a geologist, earning a doctorate in geological and mineralogical sciences, thus invading a traditionally male profession. A description of the career of this female geologist in the early 20th century, based on real documents from the era, provides important information for historians, including historians of geology.
For historians of the earth sciences, this book reveals the real environment in which these famous scientists lived and worked, adding to the spirit of the times.
The spiritual environment among scientists of the past, the tragedy and heroism of overcoming difficulties, spiritual values, teaching methods, useful recommendations for raising children and teaching students - these are the main aspects raised in this book.
The helpful recommendations for raising children and the teaching methods of undergraduate and graduate students of that time will be of interest to readers of all professions.
Olga was destined to endure personal tragedies. The wisdom with which she overcame these difficulties can help many find the right solutions to their problems, not lose heart and move forward in life.
| ISBN | 978-65-266-6620-3 |
| Number of pages | 181 |
| Edition | 1 (2026) |
| Language | English |
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