As mulheres praticando ciência no Brasil

Grossi, Márcia Gorett Ribeiro; Borja, Shirley Doweslei Bernardes; Lopes, Aline Moraes; Andalécio, Aleixina Maria Lopes

doi:10.1590/1805-9584-2016v24n1p11

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“…More recently, Márcia Grossi et al (2016) evaluated the overall picture of women in Science in Brazil between 2000 and 2013. They identified a steady growth in the number of women who complete their doctorate degree and noticed that they are particularly focused in three areas: Biological Sciences, Health Sciences, and Humanities.…”

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Women’s Scientific Participation in Political Science and International Relations in Brazil

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Rev. Estud. Fem.

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This article maps the participation of women in Brazilian scientific production in the areas of Political Science and International Relations, from 2006 to 2016. To do so, six indicators were created, to measure women’s participation in the production of master’s dissertations, doctoral theses and scientific papers, as well as their participation as faculty members of graduate programs and their presence on editorial boards of important Brazilian Journals in these fields. The results revealed that, despite an increasing participation of women in recent years, the space they occupy is still underrepresented, especially when considering strategic positions related to education and research.

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Women’s Scientific Participation in Political Science and International Relations in Brazil

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Rev. Estud. Fem.

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“…According to CNPq (2013), by 2013 their numbers were equal to those of men, although they had not yet caught up in terms of research leadership. Nevertheless, as in the rest of the world, and despite the growing numbers of women students as well as lecturers, the higher the level (career, administrative positions and research grants), the lower the level of participation by women (Leta 2003;Grossi et al 2016). Moschkovich and Almeida (2015) conducted a study at Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp), which, as a public university, provides a special opportunity for analysing possible gender discrimination faced by women, since it ostensibly experiences stability in admissions, and promotion decisions are controlled by the lecturers.…”

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Gender Issues in the Ivory Tower of Brazilian IR

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What is the status of women in the discipline of International Relations (IR) in Brazil? This study provides a pioneering map of gender issues in Brazilian IR, focusing on inequality, discrimination and harassment. It includes a literature review as well as the findings of two sets of research: the first a survey of personal and professional issues faced by academic staff in Brazilian IR, and the second a report on the staffing of IR and related departments at private and public academic institutions in Brazil. Our research shows that despite the specificities of the Brazilian higher education system, Brazilian IR academics conform to international trends in respect of gender issues, facing monetary and/or familial inequalities and gender discrimination in their careers. It also shows that 25% of female academics have experienced undesired sexual contact at least once, and that there is a gap between male and female understandings of what constitutes sexual harassment.

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“…Estudos recentes apontam para a desmistificação da ciência brasileira como espaço masculino e demonstram a inserção institucionalizada das mulheres em laboratórios e grupos de pesquisa no Brasil, sobretudo, após a Segunda Guerra Mundial (Abreu, 2010;Ferreira et alii, 2008;Guedes, 2008;Melo, Oliveira, 2006;Luz, 2009;Grossi, 2016). No entanto, no Brasil e no mundo, a atividade científica continua sendo pouco associada ao universo feminino: a metáfora baconiana da ciência como Temporis partus masculus (o "parto masculino do tempo") e a convicção de Immanuel Kant de que uma pessoa envolvida em atividade intelectual séria deveria "ter barba" parecem ainda vivas no mundo ocidental (ver Keller, 1985:51;Schienbinger, 2001:138).…”

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“…Se, por um lado, a discussão sobre desigualdades de gênero na ciência no Brasil e na América Latina é ampla e aprofundada (ver, por exemplo, Tabak, 2002;Luz, 2009;Grossi et alii, 2016;Lima e Costa, 2016;Freitas;Luz, 2017), menos explorados na região foram os territórios, importantes, das representações midiáticas sobre gênero e ciência e das sub-representações de mulheres cientistas na mídia nacional, que são o foco deste trabalho.…”

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Cientistas na TV: como homens e mulheres da ciência são representados no Jornal Nacional e no Fantástico *

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Resumo Neste trabalho, no âmbito da extensa literatura sobre mulheres e ciência, investigamos um território menos explorado no Brasil: o das representações de mulheres cientistas em programas televisivos de grande audiência. Lançando mão de uma triangulação metodológica de técnicas quantitativas e qualitativas, incluindo análise de conteúdo e análise visual, estudamos, por 12 meses, dois programas de grande audiência na TV: o Jornal Nacional e o Fantástico . Os resultados mostram, por um lado, uma presença importante de jovens cientistas mulheres, mas, por outro, uma construção discursiva que remete claramente a um universo científico majoritariamente masculino, com protagonistas predominantemente brancos e de meia idade. Vozes e presença das mulheres tendem a ser sub-representadas e pouco visíveis, além de aparecer com conotações simbólicas diferentes da dos homens, reproduzindo hierarquias e estereótipos. Evidenciamos também os efeitos que os diferentes contextos de produção e os registros estéticos dos dois programas têm sobre as representações de gênero.

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As mulheres praticando ciência no Brasil

Cited by 31 publications

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Women’s Scientific Participation in Political Science and International Relations in Brazil

Women’s Scientific Participation in Political Science and International Relations in Brazil

Gender Issues in the Ivory Tower of Brazilian IR

Cientistas na TV: como homens e mulheres da ciência são representados no Jornal Nacional e no Fantástico *

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