Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men

By:

Criado-Perez, Caroline

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Vintage 2020 LondonDescription: 411pISBN:

9781419729072

Subject(s):

Feminism

DDC classification:

305.420721 CRI

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Introduction. The default male
Part I. Daily life
1. Can snow-clearing be sexist?
2. Gender neutral with urinals
Part II. The workplace
3. The long Friday
4. The myth of meritocracy
5. The Henry Higgins effect
6. Being worth less than a shoe
Part III. Design
7. The plough hypothesis
8. One-size-fits-men
9. A sea of dudes
Part IV. Going to the doctor
10. The drugs don't work
11. Yentyl syndrome
Part V. Public life
12. A costless resource to exploit
13. From purse to wallet
14. Women's rights are human rights
Part VI. When it goes wrong
15. Who will rebuild?
16. It's not the disaster that kills you.

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