Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 08:44:12 +0200 (EET) From: Ismo Kantola <ikantola-AT-utu.fi> Subject: Re: Hypertext & l'ecriture feminine (fwd) On a dark and cold November night Patrice McDermott forwarded your message: >Forwarded from WMST-L. Please excuse duplicate postings. And please >reply to Megan Jewell Belmont Technical College ><mjewell-AT-BELMONT.CC.OH.US> -- >not to me. > >Patrice > >Patrice McDermott >patricem-AT-CapAccess.org > >---------- Forwarded message ---------- >Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 13:19:31 -0500 >From: Megan Jewell Belmont Technical College <mjewell-AT-BELMONT.CC.OH.US> >To: WMST-L-AT-UMDD.UMD.EDU >Subject: Hypertext > >Listmembers: >Does anyone know of any studies linking hypertext to l'ecriture >feminine? Just curious. >Megan Jewell > >msj >mjewell-AT-belmont.cc.oh.us > > > > --- from list french-feminism-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu --- Marja Vehviläinen may have something of this topic in her "Gender, Expertise and Information Technology. Department of Computer Science Series A-1997-1. University of Tampere 1997." which is her published dissertation. In the final pages of her book she writes: "Technolegy and information technology texts resemble other written texts. They are produced and interpreted by actual people, women and men. Production and interpretation function as, concrete practices linked together with concrete knowledge,organized within social (gendered as well as power) relations. The Finnish novelist Leena Krohn (1995) even sees "both information networks and literature as parallel and open systems, as extensions of human body and as descriptions of the human mind". The question of "ecriture feminine", the question whether women can write differently raised by French philosophers, especially Helene Cixous (Shiach 1991), can be addressed also in the context of technology. We can ask whether women could make different technology, whether women's voices on technology would mean different technology, if only women would get a room of their own, a space with non-suppressive power relations? [end of quotation] Regards Ismo ------------------ message compiled by Ismo Kantola Dept. of Sociology FIN-20014 U of Turku p. +358 2 333 6322 f. +358 2 333 5080 g. +358 40 572 9211 --- from list french-feminism-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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