https://wiki-de.moshellshocker.dns64.de/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Elsie_Locke Elsie Locke - Versionsgeschichte 2026-06-06T03:57:10Z Versionsgeschichte dieser Seite in Wikipedia (Deutsch) – Lokale Kopie MediaWiki 1.43.8 https://wiki-de.moshellshocker.dns64.de/index.php?title=Elsie_Locke&diff=1485321&oldid=prev imported>SchlurcherBot: Bot: http → https 2025-08-19T18:32:54Z <p>Bot: http → https</p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>[[Datei:Elsie Locke c.1936.png|mini|Elsie Locke c.1936]]<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Elsie Locke&#039;&#039;&#039; (* [[17. August]] [[1912]] in [[Waiuku]] als Elsie Violet Farrelly; † [[8. April]] [[2001]] in [[Christchurch]]) war eine [[Neuseeland|neuseeländische]] Schriftstellerin, Feministin und Sozialaktivistin.<br /> <br /> Elsie Locke studierte und graduierte an der [[University of Auckland]]. Diese Zeit ihres Lebens wird in ihrem Buch „Student at the gates“ dargestellt.<br /> <br /> Zusammen mit Rod Donald gründete sie die &#039;&#039;Avon Loop Planning Association (ALPA)&#039;&#039; und engagierte sich in der Entwicklung des historischen Wohngebietes &#039;&#039;Avon Loop&#039;&#039; im zentralen [[Christchurch]]. Sie führte außerdem Kampagnen für ein ausgewogeneres Verständnis der [[Geschichte Neuseelands|neuseeländischen Geschichte]].<br /> <br /> Sie erhielt 1987 von der [[University of Canterbury]] den Ehrendoktor als [[Doctor of Letters]].<br /> Der nach Locke benannte &#039;&#039;Elsie Locke Award&#039;&#039; der [[Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa]] wird jährlich für eine „herausragende Veröffentlichung für junge Erwachsene“ vergeben.<br /> <br /> Sie hatte vier Kinder, darunter der grüne Parlamentsabgeordnete [[Keith Locke]] und der Aktivist Maire Leadbetter.<br /> <br /> == Bibliographie ==<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;A canoe in the mist&#039;&#039;. Jonathan Cape, London 1984<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Crayfishermen and the sea : interaction of man and environment&#039;&#039;. Whitcoulls, Christchurch 1976<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Discovering the Morrisons (and the Smiths and the Wallaces)&#039;&#039;. Christchurch 1976<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;The gaoler&#039;&#039;. Dunmore Press, Palmerston North 1978<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Growing points and prickles : life in New Zealand 1920-60&#039;&#039;. Whitcombe and Tombs, Christchurch 1971.<br /> * Elsie Locke &#039;&#039;Joe&#039;s Ruby&#039;&#039;. Cape Catley, Whatamango Bay 1995<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Journey under warning : reference notes, biographies of historical characters, bibliography&#039;&#039;. The author, Christchurch 1983<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;The kauri and the willow : how we lived and grew from 1801-1942&#039;&#039;. Government Printer, Wellington 1984<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;A land without taxes : New Zealand from 1800 to 1840, Bulletin for schools B &#039;&#039;. School Publications Branch Department of Education, Wellington 1979<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Peace people : a history of peace activities in New Zealand&#039;&#039;. Hazard Press, Christchurch 1992.<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Reference notes to The end of the harbour : an historical novel for children, and bibliography of material relating to Waiuku and the surrounding area&#039;&#039;. University of Canterbury, Christchurch 1969<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;The runaway settlers : an historical novel for children&#039;&#039;. J. Cape, London 1965<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Six colonies in one country : New Zealand, 1840-1860&#039;&#039;. Govt. Printer, Wellington 1965<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Student at the gates&#039;&#039;. Whitcoulls, Christchurch 1981<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;The time of the child : a sequence of poems&#039;&#039;. Christchurch 1954<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Two peoples, one land : a history of Aotearoa/New Zealand especially for young readers Updated ed&#039;&#039;, GP Publications, Wellington 1992<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Ugly little paua : Moko&#039;s hideout; To fly to Siberia [and] Tricky Kelly&#039;&#039;. Whitcoulls, Christchurch 1976<br /> * Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Viet-nam&#039;&#039;. Publications Branch Department of Education, Wellington 1963<br /> * Elsie Locke, [[Communist Party of New Zealand]], Canterbury District: &#039;&#039;The shepherd and the scullery-maid, 1850-1950 : Canterbury without laurels&#039;&#039;. New Zealand Communist Party Canterbury District, Christchurch 1950<br /> * Elsie Locke, Ken Dawson: &#039;&#039;The boy with the snowgrass hair&#039;&#039;. Price Milburn, Wellington 1983<br /> * Elsie Locke, Wira Gardiner, New Zealand Foundation for Peace Studies, Partnership and peace: &#039;&#039;Essays on biculturalism in Aotearoa – New Zealand&#039;&#039;. The Foundation, Auckland 1990<br /> * Elsie Locke, Murray Grimsdale: &#039;&#039;Maori king and British queen&#039;&#039; in &#039;&#039;Round the world histories&#039;&#039; Nr. 34, [[Hulton Educational]], Amersham 1974<br /> * Elsie Locke, Peter Lole, Rainbow Reading Programme: &#039;&#039;The anti-litterbug&#039;&#039; Rainbow reading, Nelson 1995<br /> * Elsie Locke, and Katarina Mataira, The end of the harbour : an historical novel for children Rev. ed (Waiuku, N.Z.), W.J. Deed Printing, 2001<br /> * Elsie Locke, New Zealand Foundation for Peace Studies, Co-operation &amp; conflict: &#039;&#039;Pakeha &amp; Maori in historical perspective&#039;&#039;. New Zealand Foundation for Peace Studies, Auckland 1988<br /> * Elsie Locke, New Zealand. School Publications Branch: &#039;&#039;It&#039;s the same old earth&#039;&#039; Government Printer, Wellington 1973<br /> * Elsie Locke, Janet Paul, Christine Tremewan, Alexander Turnbull Library: &#039;&#039;Mrs Hobson&#039;s album : given to Eliza Hobson by her friends when she returned to England in June 1843 as a remembrance of her time as wife to New Zealand&#039;s first governor : reproduced with commentary and catalogue&#039;&#039;. Auckland University Press in Zusammenarbeit mit der Alexander Turnbull Library, Auckland 1989<br /> * Elsie Locke, Elizabeth Plumridge: &#039;&#039;The roots of the clover; the story of the Collett sisters and their families &#039;&#039;. The author, Christchurch 1971<br /> * Elsie Locke, David John Waddington: &#039;&#039;Look under the leaves&#039;&#039;. Pumpkin Press, Christchurch 1975<br /> * Elsie Locke, David John Waddington &#039;&#039;Explorer Zach&#039;&#039;. Brick Row, Auckland 1990.<br /> * Rouseabouts, Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Ghosts on the Coast : a family fantasy with the Rouseabouts : programme October 29th to November 5th, 1960&#039;&#039;, Clarity Press 1960<br /> * Margaret Thorn, Elsie Locke, Jacqueline Matthews: &#039;&#039;Stick out, keep left&#039;&#039; Auckland University Press ; Bridget Williams Books, Auckland 1997<br /> * Watson, C. G., Elsie Locke: &#039;&#039;Gordon Watson, New Zealander, 1912-45 : his life and writings.&#039;&#039; N.Z. Communist Party, Auckland 1949<br /> <br /> == Weblinks ==<br /> {{Commonscat}}<br /> * [https://www.converge.org.nz/abc/elsobit.htm Nachruf für Elsie Locke] (englisch)<br /> * [http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/name-405264.html Seite zu Elsie Locke page beim NZ Electronic Text Centre] (englisch)<br /> <br /> {{Normdaten|TYP=p|GND=14354053X|LCCN=n/83/317509|VIAF=10368838}}<br /> <br /> {{SORTIERUNG:Locke, Elsie}}<br /> [[Kategorie:Autor]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Ehrendoktor einer Universität in Neuseeland]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Neuseeländer]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Geboren 1912]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Gestorben 2001]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Frau]]<br /> <br /> {{Personendaten<br /> |NAME=Locke, Elsie<br /> |ALTERNATIVNAMEN=Farrelly, Elsie Violet (Geburtsname)<br /> |KURZBESCHREIBUNG=neuseeländische Schriftstellerin, Feministin und Sozialaktivistin<br /> |GEBURTSDATUM=17. August 1912<br /> |GEBURTSORT=[[Waiuku]]<br /> |STERBEDATUM=8. April 2001<br /> |STERBEORT=[[Christchurch]]<br /> }}</div> imported>SchlurcherBot