The Separate Spheres of Women and Science

Authors

Annie Hays, San Jose State University
Barbara Huizar, San Jose State University
Crista Johnson, San Jose State University
Steven Le, San Jose State University
Samantha Tate, San Jose State University

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Description

Through the 19th century ideology of separate spheres, Frankenstein shows how the exclusion of women from science is detrimental to science and destructive to society.

Publication Date

5-1-2018

Keywords

Frankenstein, STEM, Women in STEM, ethics, Silicon Valley, technology

Disciplines

Literature in English, British Isles

Comments

Honorable Mention Poster

Poster presented at the “Deep Humanities,” One-Day Symposium: FrankenSTEM? Technology Ethics in Silicon Valley, organized by Dr. Revathi Krishnaswamy & Dr. Katherine D. Harris, Department of English and Comparative Literature, San Jose State University on May 1, 2018, 10-4pm, Room 225, King Library, San Jose State University.

Recommended Citation

Hays, Annie; Huizar, Barbara; Johnson, Crista; Le, Steven; and Tate, Samantha, "The Separate Spheres of Women and Science" (2018). Frankenstein @ 200: Student Posters. 2.
https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/frankenstein200_posters/2