Name: TED-ED】女性探検家の貢献 - コートニー・スティーブンス (【TED-Ed】The contributions of female explorers - Courtney Stephens)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:41:16.000Z
Duration: 4 min 26 s
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We believe that if we put in the hard work,

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we might one day stand before the pyramids,

at a world they were unlikely to ever explore.

Life for women in the time of Queen Victoria

was largely relegated to house chores and gossip.

And, although they devoured books on exotic travel,

However, there were a few Victorian women, who,

In fact, she went to every continent except Antarctica

I never saw such abundance of pure color."

And all this in the customary dress of her day,

As photography had not yet been perfected,

Marianne's paintings gave botanists back in Europe

their first glimpses of some of the world's most unusual plants,

as she was the first European to catalog them in the wild.

Miss Mary Kingsley was the sheltered daughter

Midway through writing a book on the subject,

So, Kingsley decided she would finish the book for him.

Peers of her father advised her not to go,

landing in modern-day  Sierra Leone in 1896

with two large suitcases and a phrase book.

and tickling a hippopotamus with her umbrella

so that he'd leave the side of her canoe.

she was saved from harm by her thick petticoat.

is one of the best meals one gets out here," she wrote.

Alexandra, who had studied Eastern religions

She decided the only way to be taken seriously

'This woman lived among the things she's talking about.

She touched them and she saw them alive,'" she wrote.

When she arrived at the border from India,

So, she disguised herself as a Tibetan man.

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TED-ED】女性探検家の貢献 - コートニー・スティーブンス (【TED-Ed】The contributions of female explorers - Courtney Stephens)

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