Politicizing the Internet: getting women on-line.
The writer describes an approach that could supply the conditions and opportunities to convince women to use the Internet. She translates feminist investigations of gender and technology to the feminist practice of getting women on-line. In addition, she describes a number of workshops concerning...
| Publicado en: | WE International no. 42-43; pp. 6 - 10 |
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Women & Environments International Magazine
Fall/Winter 1997-1998
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