Eleanor Maccoby
morreu e no NYT temos este trabalho:
«Eleanor Maccoby, Pathbreaker on How Boys and Girls Differ, Dies at 101»
De lá: « (...)
Dr. Maccoby (MACK-uh-bee) did not initially consider herself a feminist. But she was gradually awakened by slights along the way, like being not allowed to enter the Faculty Club at Harvard through its front entrance, which was reserved for men, even though she was a member.
Asked in a video interview in 2013 how she became interested in gender issues, she replied, “We lived it.”
While teaching at
Stanford, she noticed that scientific literature either portrayed women
negatively or excluded them altogether. One study, for example, said female
prisoners were more likely than men to sell out a fellow inmate in exchange for
their own freedom. Yet even though almost 30 other studies disputed that
finding, Dr. Maccoby found that none had been published, because a conclusion
of “no difference” was not considered valuable. (...)».. Leia na integra.
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