| Revision as of 01:02, 9 December 2018 editSlimVirgin (talk | contribs)172,064 edits == Summary == {{Non-free no reduce}} {{Non-free newspaper image|image has rationale=yes}} == Fair use rationale for usage in Germaine Greer == {{Non-free use rationale |Article=Germaine Greer |Description=Article in Cambridge News, November 1964, about Germaine Greer's admittance that year, with two other women, as full members of the Cambridge Footlights (founded 1883). The women in the photograph were the first three women to be admitted. |Source=[https://images.theconversation... | Latest revision as of 19:25, 3 March 2019 edit undoSlimVirgin (talk | contribs)172,064 edits + info | ||
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| |Article=Germaine Greer | |Article=Germaine Greer | ||
| |Description=Article in ], November 1964, about ]'s admittance that year, with two other women, as full members of the ] (founded 1883). The women in the photograph were the first three women to be admitted. | |Description=Article in ], November 1964, about ]'s admittance that year, with two other women, as full members of the ] (founded 1883). The women in the photograph were the first three women to be admitted. The part of the article shown is from the Germaine Greer archive. | ||
| |Source= by Nathan Gallagher, published in in ''The Conversation'', 26 May 2016, about the Germaine Greer |
|Source= by Nathan Gallagher, published in in ''The Conversation'', 26 May 2016, about the Germaine Greer archive at the University of Melbourne. | ||
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|Portion=The headline and at least part of the article are visible (and perhaps all of it). Greer cut the article out and kept it in a notebook, a portion of which can be seen in the background. | ||
| |Low_resolution=Yes | |Low_resolution=Yes | ||
| |Purpose=To illustrate the section about Greer's admittance to the Footlights, an historically significant event given the club's history of declining to admit women as full members and given Greer's subsequent notability. | |Purpose=To illustrate the section about Greer's admittance to the Footlights, an historically significant event given the club's history of declining to admit women as full members and given Greer's subsequent notability. The article demonstrates the sexism of the period, from the headline that women will make the Footlights "brighter" to the reference to them as "three girls" in the text and image caption. | ||
| |Replaceability=No | |Replaceability=No | ||
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Fair use rationale for usage in Germaine Greer
| Description |
Article in Cambridge News, November 1964, about Germaine Greer's admittance that year, with two other women, as full members of the Cambridge Footlights (founded 1883). The women in the photograph were the first three women to be admitted. The part of the article shown is from the Germaine Greer archive. |
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| Source |
Image by Nathan Gallagher, published in this article in The Conversation, 26 May 2016, about the Germaine Greer archive at the University of Melbourne. |
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| Portion used |
The headline and at least part of the article are visible (and perhaps all of it). Greer cut the article out and kept it in a notebook, a portion of which can be seen in the background. |
| Low resolution? |
Yes |
| Purpose of use |
To illustrate the section about Greer's admittance to the Footlights, an historically significant event given the club's history of declining to admit women as full members and given Greer's subsequent notability. The article demonstrates the sexism of the period, from the headline that women will make the Footlights "brighter" to the reference to them as "three girls" in the text and image caption. |
| Replaceable? |
No |
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