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[[Feminist physics]] is a term used to describe the encroachment of feminist ideology in to physics. Feminists seek to alter physics and argue that they have already had an effect on physics.
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''(BABY) STEPS TOWARD FEMINIST PHYSICS'' is a 2012 article written by [[Barbara Whitten]]. Whitten asserts that some recent scientific developments that benefitted women were feminist in nature. She fails to mention the [[reproductive pill]] or the [[forceps]] which both improved the lives of women and, like most other discoveries and inventions, came from men.
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Whitten then goes on to discuss a variety of points such as increasing [[diversity]] in physics and even changing the way that physics is undertaken.
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*http://wmbriggs.com/post/17683/
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*https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/1b96/a614658d8f18ccb9a6f885b066d6b576955e.pdf
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*https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/BABY)-STEPS-TOWARD-FEMINIST-PHYSICS-Whitten/91f3c6e94d97902b83e3dffedfd69e4daaf31b2c Baby Steps Towards Feminist Physics]
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*https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/91f3/c6e94d97902b83e3dffedfd69e4daaf31b2c.pdf?_ga=2.212625104.530554422.1589019985-2121054560.1589019985
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*https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.1086/704991
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== Files ==
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[[File:Whitten 2012.pdf]]
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== See Also ==
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*[[Barbara Whitten]]
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[[Category: Feminism]]
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[[Category: Physics]]

Latest revision as of 06:05, 19 March 2023

Feminist physics is a term used to describe the encroachment of feminist ideology in to physics. Feminists seek to alter physics and argue that they have already had an effect on physics.

(BABY) STEPS TOWARD FEMINIST PHYSICS is a 2012 article written by Barbara Whitten. Whitten asserts that some recent scientific developments that benefitted women were feminist in nature. She fails to mention the reproductive pill or the forceps which both improved the lives of women and, like most other discoveries and inventions, came from men.

Whitten then goes on to discuss a variety of points such as increasing diversity in physics and even changing the way that physics is undertaken.

Files

File:Whitten 2012.pdf

See Also