Presentation by W.T. Chase in Prof. Franklin
- UTA 1287-10-3-B2015-0005/048(08)
- File
- [197-?]
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Presentation by W.T. Chase in Prof. Franklin
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Black mirrors: images [photos]
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Black mirrors: illustrations for paper
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records relating to The Collegium Archaeometricum, an interdisciplinary group of scholars from the University of Toronto and the Royal Ontario Museum engaged in teaching and research in archaeometry. Dr. Franklin served as the Director of the Collegium from 1980-1987. Records include correspondence and planning documents, seminar announcements, and meeting minutes.
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records relating to Dr. Franklin’s work with the University of Toronto-Museum of Carthage Project, along with that of the project field director, Vanda Vitali. The group undertook conservation of the Punic Collection at the Museum of Carthage and public education of local Tunisians. The group also developed museum displays that highlighted the conservation work done by the museum on the artifacts exhibited. This work is documented in a film, Carthage: Witness to the Past. Records include background material, documentation of funding from CIDA, collection reviews, reports, notes, exhibition material, and a publication entitled “Salvage conservation at the Museum of Carthage: a manual for artifact conservation.” There are also some records relating to the launch of the documentary film.
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Invitation from Tunisian ambassador to Canada to launch of U of T project
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Museum of Carthage: collection reviews
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Visit of A. Ennabli and S. Roudesli, and premier of film “Carthage: witness to the past”
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Salvage conservation at the Museum of Carthage: a manual for artifact conservation
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records pertaining to particular colleagues with whom Dr. Franklin worked closely at different points in her career, including Debbie Garfinkel (from the Collegium Archaeometricum and University of Toronto), J.E. Rehder (Senior Research Associate in the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Science, University of Toronto), Moain Sadeq (a Palestinian expert in archaeology and Islamic art history), and Bruce Trigger (archaeologist/anthropologist at McGill). Records include correspondence, copies and drafts of papers, and research records.
The subseries also provides extensive documentation of work done with/by Vanda Vitali, who was one of Dr. Franklin’s PhD students and went on to be a colleague. Dr. Vitali worked with Dr. Franklin as a research assistant, and later on the Carthage project. Records include her CV, correspondence, thesis and research notes, and papers and drafts, articles.
Subseries also contains a number of files regarding Zdenka Volavka, Professor in Fine Arts at York University and specialist of African art and artifacts. Files contain correspondence, research material and data, notes, and academic work. Some files also include micrographs and samples.
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J.E. Rehder: correspondence and work [1 of 2]
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J.E. Rehder: correspondence and work [2 of 2]
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Gaza and Moain Sadeq: background: Israel: archeology
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Gaza and Moain Sadeq: “Urban development in Gaza and its implications”
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Vanda Vitali: employment [restricted]
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Vanda Vitali: notes [contains a photograph]
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Vanda Vitali: thesis notes etc
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Zdenka Volavka: various articles by Volavka
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Zdenka Volavka: regalia, working records
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Zdenka Volavka: samples and micrographs
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Zdenka Volavka: reconstruction, crown, etc.
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Scientific organizations and commissions
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Series consists of records relating to Dr. Franklin’s membership and participation in several national scientific organizations, including the Science Council of Canada, the National Research Council, and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. One subseries also documents research and work done for the Ontario Commission of Inquiry on Aluminum Wiring. See subseries descriptions for more detail.
Science Council of Canada: Conserver Society
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Subseries consists of records relating to Dr. Franklin’s activities as a member of the Science Council of Canada (SCC), especially her service as chair of the committee eventually responsible for SCC’s Report Number 27: Canada as a Conserver Society.
According to Dr. Franklin, what makes these records particularly significant is their documentation of an attempt by the committee to develop an energy future for Canada by two people of very different philosophical approaches. The committee asked Amery Lovins to develop one such scenario and asked Dr. E. Stoian and others of the Science Council Staff to critique the paper by Dr. Lovins and produce an alternative scenario. Unfortunately the exercise was not as helpful as had been hoped for, largely because of the inability of those critical of Dr. Lovins to clearly state their assumptions. The discussion is documented in the material in the folder B1996-0004/027(11) (“Lovins and Stoian discussions”). It is probably the only still existing documentation of this research attempt.
Underlying the discussions is a fundamental power struggle related to the different approaches to energy policy expressed by the two committees and their respective communities. Bruneau’s committee dealt essential with the problem of possible energy shortages from the supply side: trying to develop a spectrum of energy supplies regardless of environmental or physical costs, or the energy costs of producing energy. The approach of the Conserver Society essentially dealt with modifying the demand side of the problem, noting how much waste and inappropriate usage is created by the availability of cheap energy. However, the power of the energy industry, including the nuclear establishment, weighed heavily on the self-interest of the supply solution.
Subseries also includes records of discussion around the council’s population report. These led to a minority statement by Dr. Fernand Seguin and Dr. Franklin. Dr. Seguin subsequently resigned on matters of principal from the council. The subseries also includes a file on a 1982 symposium on The Conserver Society Revisited.
Also included is the report on the Conserver Society by the Montreal based Gamma Group. Although the Council and the Group were in touch with each other, the studies proceeded somewhat side-by-side since the work of the Council was primarily policy-oriented. Yet, the public as well as the professional discussions took both documents seriously into account.
Records in this series provide significant documentation of the group and include background material, reports, correspondence, newsletters, media coverage, workshop material, discussion papers, and presentations. The series also includes general subject files on the environment.
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Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Conserver society: background for meetings, etc
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds