Sonia (or Sophie) Kowalevski (or Kowalevski), Russian mathematician, (1850-1891)

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Sonia (or Sophie) Kowalevski (or Kowalevski), Russian mathematician, (1850-1891)

Sonia (or Sophie) Kowalevski (or Kowalevski), Russian mathematician, (1850-1891). She was appointed professor of mathematics at Stockholm in 1884. Women were not normally permitted to study in this field at that time. They were barred from even unofficial or occasional attendance of lectures. She wrote novels. Her Vera Barantzova translated was into English in 1895. From Scientific American, (New York, 1888). Engraving

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1884 1888 1895 American Appointed Female Field Literature Mathematician Mathematics Novelist Novels Professor Russian Science Scientific Scientist Sonia Stockholm Study Time York Attendance Barred Lectures Occasional Permitted Sophie Translated Unofficial Vera

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This print showcases Sonia (or Sophie) Kowalevski, a remarkable Russian mathematician who defied societal norms and made significant contributions to the field of science. Born in 1850, she faced immense challenges as women were not allowed to study mathematics during that time. However, her determination and passion for knowledge led her to become an influential figure in academia. In 1884, Kowalevski achieved a groundbreaking milestone when she was appointed as a professor of mathematics at Stockholm University. This appointment shattered barriers and opened doors for future generations of female scientists. Her expertise extended beyond numbers; she also showcased her literary talent by writing novels. One notable work by Kowalevski is "Vera Barantzova" which was translated into English in 1895. This novel exemplifies her multifaceted abilities and highlights her impact on both scientific and literary realms. The engraving featured here originates from Scientific American in New York, dating back to 1888. It serves as a testament to Kowalevski's achievements and the recognition she received internationally. Sonia (or Sophie) Kowalevski's legacy continues to inspire aspiring scientists worldwide, reminding us that dedication knows no gender boundaries. Her story serves as a reminder that with determination and perseverance, one can overcome any obstacle standing between them and their dreams - even in fields traditionally dominated by men.

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