Final Project
Parts I&II Part III
Parts I&II Part III
Julia Storch DIG340 Professor Shrout Throughout the course of this class, we have examined various technologies and sciences and how gender relates to them, both in their development and their current status. The first conclusion drawn is that technology is not inherently neutral – it is designed by people, for people, and so carries the… (read more)
Setting: Macy’s break room. Floors are covered in red carpet, walls have a light pink paisley tapestry, and furniture is classy, but worn. The chairs are clustered around a table, which has some snacks thrown haphazardly on it – things like crackers and fruit. There are no windows to the outside, but some lockers on… (read more)
Julia Storch DIG340 Professor Annelise Shrout February 19th, 2016 Women, Well; An Analysis of Gender Expectations and Automobile Technology The GPS, or Global Positioning System, was originally developed by the military. Work with NASA and the DOD eventually lead to the creation of a DNSS (Defense Navigation Satellite System)… (read more)
My artifact is an ad for GPS giveaway, which perpetuates the idea that women can’t drive well and need someone or something to tell them how to navigate.
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