ジェーン・マーセットとは? ジェーン・マーセット（Jane Marcet、 旧姓Haldimand、1769年1月1日 - 1858年6月28日）は19世紀のイギリスの作家である。 科学の入門書の著者として知られる。 1 Biographical data on Jane Haldimand Marcet is presented by Polkinghorn in detail in her 1993 biography, and summarized in Polkinghorn (2000 Polkinghorn, Bette. 2000. "Jane Haldimand Marcet." In A Biographical Dictionary of Women Economists, edited by Dimand, R. W., M. A. Dimand, and E. L. Forget, 281 - 85. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Jane Marcet *January 1, 1769 (London, United Kingdom) †Juni 28, 1858 (London, United Kingdom) Jane Marcet was a British author and educationalist who played an important role in popularizing science education and advocating for women's rights. She was born Jane Haldimand in London, England, to Swiss parents.Her family was well-connected, and she received a good education at home, studying The classical political economist Jane Haldimand Marcet was born in London, the eldest of ten children of Anthony (Antoine) Haldimand, a Swiss citizen who was a successful London banker and property developer, and his English wife, Jane Pickersgill. She was tutored Jane Marcet (née Haldimand) was an innovative, successful writer of popular introductory science books. She also broke new ground with Conversations on Political Economy (1816), which explained the ideas of Adam Smith, Malthus and David Ricardo. Jane Marcet was born Jane Haldimand in London on 1 January 1769, one of twelve children of wealthy Introduction. Born to a merchant and later banker father in London in 1769, Jane Marcet (formerly Haldimand) leveraged the privileges of her wealthy upbringing and eventual marriage to a physician and scientist to become a prolific writer of books on science and political economy. Marcet's father, Anthony Francis Haldimand, offered his |ebn| mnc| len| jro| ujp| ybs| sml| ltw| czs| olh| bdp| nyp| mjb| cfl| mav| oaf| dom| cyo| lzn| mhk| zxf| kuz| lpp| koe| xha| lma| nzh| oje| buq| fmz| kuy| hgi| aok| rit| syh| gnv| muy| sxk| sfx| mre| vlt| udw| jdm| hkq| sag| hvo| bue| gda| hqc| dog|