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Kathleen Lord

Biographic Data

ID4089405
NAMEKathleen Lord
GIVEN NAMESKathleen
FAMILY NAMELord
SIGNATURELORD K
AFFILIATIONSMount Allison University, Sackville, NB, Canada
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR3
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
H-INDEX1
  • The Function of Commercial Streets in Montreal and Paris, 1853-1936

    Open Access•Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Journal of Urban History•2018•Cited by: 1

    Urban spaces and streets have been studied in a variety of ways in Montreal and Paris, but rarely have historians examined the specific relationship between the function of the street and social usage to reflect changes over time. The argument here is for an analytical approach to photographs combined with textual evidence to reveal the urban processes affecting the retail streets of rue Notre-Dame and rue Sainte-Catherine in Montreal, the throug…

  • Research methods in visual and comparative analysis

    Open Access•Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Visual Communication•2012•References: 9

    This article argues that photographs can make a particular and independent contribution to historical research, but that their value is limited unless contextualized and verified using other sources. A comparative study of Saint-Henri, Quebec and Lowell, Massachusetts employs historical photo-analysis to discern shifting patterns in transportation and sociability on early 20th- century North American city streets. Specific class and gender transf…

  • Representing Crime in Words, Images, and Song

    Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Histoire sociale•2010•References: 1

    Les préjugés liés à la classe, au genre et à la religion ont conditionné les points de vue et l'information qui ont servi à décrire le meurtre survenu en 1895 d'une Montréalaise de 30 ans. La description du cas variait d'une source primaire à l'autre selon qu'on soit d'avis que la victime, Mélina Massé, avait été assassinée ou non par son époux prétendument violent. C'est en s'appuyant sur l'affaire ainsi que l'ont suivie divers journaux (y compr…

  • The Function of Commercial Streets in Montreal and Paris, 1853-1936

    Open Access•Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Journal of Urban History•2018•Cited by: 1

    Urban spaces and streets have been studied in a variety of ways in Montreal and Paris, but rarely have historians examined the specific relationship between the function of the street and social usage to reflect changes over time. The argument here is for an analytical approach to photographs combined with textual evidence to reveal the urban processes affecting the retail streets of rue Notre-Dame and rue Sainte-Catherine in Montreal, the throug…

  • Representing Crime in Words, Images, and Song

    Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Histoire sociale•2010•References: 1

    Les préjugés liés à la classe, au genre et à la religion ont conditionné les points de vue et l'information qui ont servi à décrire le meurtre survenu en 1895 d'une Montréalaise de 30 ans. La description du cas variait d'une source primaire à l'autre selon qu'on soit d'avis que la victime, Mélina Massé, avait été assassinée ou non par son époux prétendument violent. C'est en s'appuyant sur l'affaire ainsi que l'ont suivie divers journaux (y compr…

  • Research methods in visual and comparative analysis

    Open Access•Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Visual Communication•2012•References: 9

    This article argues that photographs can make a particular and independent contribution to historical research, but that their value is limited unless contextualized and verified using other sources. A comparative study of Saint-Henri, Quebec and Lowell, Massachusetts employs historical photo-analysis to discern shifting patterns in transportation and sociability on early 20th- century North American city streets. Specific class and gender transf…

  • The Function of Commercial Streets in Montreal and Paris, 1853-1936

    Open Access•Kathleen Lord•ARTICLE•Journal of Urban History•2018•Cited by: 1

    Urban spaces and streets have been studied in a variety of ways in Montreal and Paris, but rarely have historians examined the specific relationship between the function of the street and social usage to reflect changes over time. The argument here is for an analytical approach to photographs combined with textual evidence to reveal the urban processes affecting the retail streets of rue Notre-Dame and rue Sainte-Catherine in Montreal, the throug…

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