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© March 2004
revised 26 June 2008
THE ISSUES section of she-philosopher.com is intended for webessays that delve into the more relevant theoretical controversies having to do with science, technology, and gender in the early-modern period.
As always, it is hoped that by critically engaging with past & present in such a manner, we will learn more about ourselves and the world in which we live.
The following titles are in various stages of completion, and are listed now as a preview of what’s to come.
the issues
- Gendered Images & the Politics of Representation
- “under the name and cover of a Woman”: Early-Modern Gender Ventriloquy
- “Pictures of the Thought”: Visual Poesie and vocal Painting
- Revisioning Early-Modern Optics
- Magical Mechanism: Retooling the Machine Metaphor
- “Use thy gifts rightly”: The Material Culture of Science
- Technology Is to Male as Nature Is to Female?
- Science = “A Male Linguistic Economy”?
- Larry Summers on Gender & Science
- Feminist Science
- Feminist Historiography
- Feminist Political Economy
- Feminist Medical Literature
Once a webessay has been finalized and posted to she-philosopher.com, its title in the above list will change to an active hyperlink, indicating its availability online.
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