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Paperback. Condición: New. Silently and inconspicuously, shorthand writers have been instrumental in recording, documenting and preserving oral history. Thoughts and spoken words can simply fly away without any hope of retrieval - the written word remains.' So begins this account of a skill that greatly enhanced media and business communications in the 20th century, and continues to do so. Shorthand writers in Australia date to the early years of colonisation. Users brought with them the method of their time and infectious curiosity prompted inventions and improvements through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Shorthand's popularity surged in the 1920s and beyond, coinciding with the new technology of the wireless, and what was once exclusively an occupation for men soon became one in which women excelled. Australia's rich and fascinating history of shorthand has not been told previously. Carmel Taylor delves deeply and ranges widely in telling it with apt immediacy and lightness of touch.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A captivating account of the continuing successes enjoyed by Phillis Philpot, proprietor of her business "Phil Philpot Forensic Phonographer". She cleverly combines her knowledge of shorthand, and its history, with her uncanny ability to detect evidence which others overlook.Set in 1950's Melbourne, the independent young woman has made a name for herself as a shorthand court reporter. However, publicity surrounding her latest cases as a forensic phonographer has increased her fame and enhanced the reputation of her business.Among her latest cases, Phillis discovers a murder thought to be suicide, she uncovers local government corruption and blackmail and becomes the prime witness in an international art fraud case. Throughout these cases, Phillis develops a close working relationship with a shy, young detective, who admires her skill, and ability to unearth pivotal details which prove to be highly consequential evidence. These qualities, however, are not all he admires about Phillis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Silently and inconspicuously, shorthand writers have been instrumental in recording, documenting and preserving oral history. Thoughts and spoken words can simply fly away without any hope of retrieval - the written word remains.' So begins this account of a skill that greatly enhanced media and business communications in the 20th century, and continues to do so. Shorthand writers in Australia date to the early years of colonisation. Users brought with them the method of their time and infectious curiosity prompted inventions and improvements through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Shorthand's popularity surged in the 1920s and beyond, coinciding with the new technology of the wireless, and what was once exclusively an occupation for men soon became one in which women excelled. Australia's rich and fascinating history of shorthand has not been told previously. Carmel Taylor delves deeply and ranges widely in telling it with apt immediacy and lightness of touch.…

Hard Cover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition. HEAVY. ix, 342pp,index,bibliography,num bw & col ills. Or blue boards in jacket. Crease to bottom of rear jacket panel otherwise excellent. 150 stories covering the first 150 years of Brisbane. The stories of local icons, the impacts of war and depression, individual and collective achievements and struggles for freedoms and rights document the city through the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Size: 4to.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The compelling story of an entrepreneurial young woman whose shorthand skill takes her intoan untapped niche of forensic phonography. Post-war Melbourne, Australia 1950s Phillis Philpot challenges and rejects the roles prescribed for women in 1950s society. Her feminist views and desire for independence underpin her life choices, one of which was to become a top-notch shorthand court reporter for the Supreme Court of Victoria. Phillis's experience as a shorthand writer highlights a possibility when she believes untranscribed or undetected shorthand notes, which may contain vital evidence, are overlooked. With her intuitive and enquiring mind, Phillis launches her business. At times she simply stumbles across cases. Transcribing a diary of a deceased woman reveals information written about a murder, which upended the stability of a family. Meanwhile, Phillis volunteers to teach shorthand to a group of immigrant women. A missing student and a scratchy shorthand note received in the mail introduce Phillis to a web of deceit. An innocent visit to a secondhand bookshop combined with Phillis's insatiable curiosity launches her into an investigation which cements her reputation as "Phil Philpot, Forensic Phonographer". When the daily newspapers highlight her successful forays, her business in forensic phonography is propelled into the public awareness. Phillis is confident she has harnessed a previously neglected and potential-laden career opportunity. Phillis is excited that this is just the beginning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A captivating account of the continuing successes enjoyed by Phillis Philpot, proprietor of her business "Phil Philpot Forensic Phonographer". She cleverly combines her knowledge of shorthand, and its history, with her uncanny ability to detect evidence which others overlook.Set in 1950's Melbourne, the independent young woman has made a name for herself as a shorthand court reporter. However, publicity surrounding her latest cases as a forensic phonographer has increased her fame and enhanced the reputation of her business.Among her latest cases, Phillis discovers a murder thought to be suicide, she uncovers local government corruption and blackmail and becomes the prime witness in an international art fraud case. Throughout these cases, Phillis develops a close working relationship with a shy, young detective, who admires her skill, and ability to unearth pivotal details which prove to be highly consequential evidence. These qualities, however, are not all he admires about Phillis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…