Pearly Gates of Cyberspace
2000 · 336 pagine · Doubleday · ISBN 9781864710182
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In Pythagoras' Trousers , science writer and feminist Margaret Wertheim took an astute look at the social and cultural history of physics. She explored how the development of physics became intertwined with the rising power of institutionalized religion, and how both of these predominantly masculine pursuits have influenced women's ability to join the physics community.
Generi: Storia
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