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“ The Problem Without a Name”: Was it Such a Problem?
An Oral History of Women in the 1950s
Interviewer: Amy Helms
Interviewee: Rosalie Iadarola
Table of Contents
Statement of Purpose
Biography
Historical Contextualization
Analysis
Works Consulted
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
The purpose of this oral history project is to gain a more complete history of life
for women in the 1950s, through an interview of Rosalie Iadarola. This oral history
addresses work, education, suburbia, the Cold War, McCarthyism, marriage, and
motherhood. Ms. Iadarola verifies and refutes our existing understanding of the 1950s
and provides emotion that allows for a more complete picture of life for women in the
1950s.
Table of Contents
Object Description
| Identifier | ahelms |
| Title | "The Problem Without a Name" : Was it Such a Problem? |
| Creator |
Helms, Amy |
| Subject |
Oral history Social history Women |
| Description | Oral history interview with Rosalie Iadarola about the life of women in the 1950's, addressing the issues of work, education, suburbia, the Cold War, McCarthyism, marriage and motherhood. Conducted by St. Andrew's Episcopal School student Amy Helms. |
| Publisher (Electronic Version) |
St. Andrew's Episcopal School |
| Holding Institution |
St. Andrew's Episcopal School |
| Date Original | 2001-12-22 |
| Date Digital | 2002 |
| Type |
Text |
| Format | Digital reproduction of 46-page document, 28 x 21 cm. |
| Source | Dreyfuss Library, St. Andrew's Episcopal School; OH HEL 2002 |
| Relation |
Is Part Of the American Century Project Is Part Of the Maryland Digital Cultural Heritage Program |
| Coverage (Time Period) |
1951-1960 |
| Rights | Copyright and property of the St. Andrew's Episcopal School. Permission to publish or reproduce is required and may be subject to copyright, fees, and other legal restrictions. An interviewee's release statement is included with most oral histories in this collection. If an interviewee's release statement is not included, it may be made available upon request. For more information, contact the Dreyfuss Library at the St. Andrew's Episcopal School at 301-983-5200. |
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| Title | "The Problem Without a Name" : Was it Such a Problem? - Page 1 |
| Transcript | “ The Problem Without a Name”: Was it Such a Problem? An Oral History of Women in the 1950s Interviewer: Amy Helms Interviewee: Rosalie Iadarola Table of Contents Statement of Purpose Biography Historical Contextualization Analysis Works Consulted STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The purpose of this oral history project is to gain a more complete history of life for women in the 1950s, through an interview of Rosalie Iadarola. This oral history addresses work, education, suburbia, the Cold War, McCarthyism, marriage, and motherhood. Ms. Iadarola verifies and refutes our existing understanding of the 1950s and provides emotion that allows for a more complete picture of life for women in the 1950s. Table of Contents |
| Rights | Copyright and property of the St. Andrew's Episcopal School. Permission to publish or reproduce is required and may be subject to copyright, fees, and other legal restrictions. An interviewee's release statement is included with most oral histories in this collection. If an interviewee's release statement is not included, it may be made available upon request. For more information, contact the Dreyfuss Library at the St. Andrew's Episcopal School at 301-983-5200. |
