Posted on November 20, 2007 by rian39
Yuwei Lin – Manchester University: ‘Embodying Hacker Culture in Women-friendly Free Software Groups’
Yuwei Lin discusses the rise of women friendly hacking networks in a male dominated free software culture. Download Yuwei Lin’s presentation slides
Notes written by students of Theo Vurdubakis -Department of Organisation, Work and Technology, Lancaster University:
Yuwei’s presentation focused on the contextualisation and embodiment [...]
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Posted on November 20, 2007 by safeliving
Is there a fundamental dilemma in coding about the thing itself? Is this a particularly masculinist dilemma? And the farm space, does it not already harbour something monstrous about it?
What about the potentially ‘feminine’ aspects of free software development? What about resistance to the coding of farming?
There is a fundamental dilemma in both these [...]
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