Amalie Emmy Noether's Honor

The word honor means to have a high respect, or esteem. To me, I think honor means to be able to look up to someone, to have respect towards them. Amalie Emmy Noether was born in Bavaria, Germany on March 23, 1882. As a child, she loved to cook, and play clavier. She was also specialized in French and English. She died on April 14, 1935, when she was 53 years of age. Emmy was honored because she was a mathematician, which was a very difficult task for the women in the 1900’s. For 7 years she worked at the Mathematical Institute of Erlangen without pay. But Because she was a woman, a Jew and a social democrat, she wasn’t given the name of being a professor even though she was very smart and had a lot of brilliance. In the late 1920’s she …show more content…
She hated war, she was 100% pacifist. Even though women were given the right to vote, Emmy was still not paid for all her work. When she was working at the university of Gottingen, she created a small group of students who were named, the Noether boy’s. The point of “ the Noether boy’s” were to travel with her, and study with her. She cared a lot for all of her students, because she was a caring person. She was always willing to listen to their problems, she thought of them as if they were family. The way she taught was very difficult for most, but the ones who caught on, became loyal,
Noether published many papers while she was at the Mathematical Institute of Erlangen. She collaborated with algebraist, Ernst Otto Fischer when she began her research on theoretical algebra. Felix Klein and David Hilbert teamed up with Emmy to work on Einstein’s general relativity theory. Noether was only passionate about mathematics, so she never married. She was diagnosed with an illness that was only introduced to her closest friends, Anna Pell Wheeler and Hermann Weyl. Noether has a uterine tumor and had an undergone surgery to remove it. She died because of post-operation