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In August 2020, Alison Journal launched YouTube channel called “Women Paranc: Hidden History“Who explores the amazing stories of the life of forgotten paths in psychology in psychology and supernatural research. I fell with Alison to learn more:
H = Haile
A = Alison
H: Can you tell me a little? ‘Women Paranc: Hidden History‘?
A: The purpose of my new channel is to celebrate the contributions made by females in psychology in psychology, anthropology, and supernatural research, and in doing so, restoring the role of the “researcher” and “researcher” for everyone ready to do work. The roles that were filmed commonly for women are very limited. Women are often accepted only as channels for strange phenomena (media, solid factors, or even ghosts themselves).
H: Do you think that the legacy of women in the field of extraordinary research has challenges?
A: definitely. There is no legacy as it is. Women who laid the foundations of this field regularly are deported to mystery, and males are often given the credit for discoveries and female contributions, either intentionally or unintentionally.
H: What inspired you to start the series?
A: The wrong narration that the TV perpetuates the paranormal means that the males dominate and lead the field. The current reality is really more equal. In the past, many women have contributed to pioneering research and coincided with terms that are still common among enthusiasts today. This summer, when I asked a superhero committee in the field of comedy comedy from supernatural characters from the characters that women inspired in this field, I was stunned when they unanimously chose the controversial number Lauren Warren. My question from puzzle men has caught up outside the guard, and they are supposed to be completely uncommon with female contributions in this field. With many amazing books and other materials through the available female solutions for free online, I was surprised by this lack of contrast and imagination.
H: Any “Women Pquraghd” from the past has inspired you, and why?
A: The writer Catherine Crowe inspired me because she was definitely before her time. Its methods will be copied after about 50 years by the Psychological Research Association. I have read brilliantly in multiple languages, and this allowed them to collect many materials around ghosts, players, possession, dopligans, ceilings, Hamidi materials, etc. When women were unable to vote or possess it, Catherine Crowe was busy stretching the reality tissue! I hope that the paranormal researchers will be ambitious and far from their inquiries.
H: What challenges do you think women are facing in the modern field of supernatural research?
A: I think women other than aircraft are sometimes still stopped by the unrealistic idea that they are not competing with males as investigators. On TV programs, you just need to look at the feminine camera dessert that fills the screen. Male investigators can be older and more, but you do not see this courtesy given to females. Fortunately in the academic circles halls, you see an excellent work of women in psychology that is equal to those men.
H: What is the woman who may appear in the upcoming videos?
The upcoming vote voodoo voodoo adventures will include Zorra Neil Hreston, Buddhist adventure Alexandra David Neil, and Secret Hodini investigator Rose McKnberg. The channel will also display statistics contributions to the Eleanor Sidgwick paranormal from the Psychological Research Association in addition to the so -called “First Lady of Psychology” Luisa E. Contemporary risk scientists, such as Dr. Nancy Zengeron and Caroline Watt, will also be identified. Finally, I plan to meet the salaries associated with the field – both males and females – women who inspired them more.
Thank you, Alison for her time. Subscribe to Alison channelWomen Paranc: Hidden History‘ today!
