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commit c46f60871ea87a49602bedea4c29972967cf0976 parent 579fb77a1278f9cccce88bfb7893d631ec3258f1 Auteurice: Arthur Pons <arthur.pons@unistra.fr> Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2025 10:41:32 +0200 Relecture rapide avant relecture de Guillaume Diffstat:
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diff --git a/prez.slides b/prez.slides @@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ PhD thesis with Commown, LIP and CITI 1. Gain awareness about our biases, mainly in what type of knowledge we produce and how we produce it - 2. Use feminist theory, notable the concept of care, to help foster a + 2. Use feminist theory, notably the concept of care, to help foster a resilient, sustainable and empowering IT infrastructure for everyone This paper focuses on point number 1 › Disclaimer -I don't do research in programmling langage design +I don't do research in programming language design I don't do research in feminism › The authors @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ Feminism Can To Better Us Understand Science A central principle in feminism [...] is that knowledge is shaped by the context in which it is made -Feminism Is About More Than Gender (inclusivité) +Feminism Is About More Than Gender (inclusivity) Feminism takes into account how discrimination across many different social and cultural identities is interconnected @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Feminism Is For Everyone are limited because of the dominant culture that prioritizes theory and formalism over people and social impact." -The goal here is not to argue the dominant culture is intrisequely bad or that +The goal here is not to argue the dominant culture is intrinsically bad or that it produces bad research. "This essay will not answer, but raise questions about how we can make the @@ -132,9 +132,9 @@ it produces bad research. 4. Knowledge Production 5. Alternative Representations -The authors provide statistics and anecdotes backed up by feminist litterature +The authors provide statistics and anecdotes backed up by feminist literature to argue for each of those points. I feel a strong will to convince their -peers this is a worthwile endeavour. +peers this is a worthwhile endeavour. › CS domain is not very diverse @@ -143,12 +143,12 @@ peers this is a worthwile endeavour. Girls are less likely to enter out-of-school programming clubs "Girls feel that the cannot enter the world of computers without endangering - their sens of feminity" (which the rest of society pushes on them) + their sens of femininity" (which the rest of society pushes on them) In maths "research has sound teachers view girls as successful [...] thanks to their hard work, while they believe boy's success comes from their talent." -› PL domain is not trouver autre formule +› It has concrete consequences on the PL domain PL domain historically was, and still is, largely western => by default only 0..9 numerals @@ -160,9 +160,9 @@ Most people are not visually impaired › Gendered Science and Knowledge -PL was made silmutaneously mathematical and masculine +PL was made simultaneously mathematical and masculine - * At first an unsually feminine line of work + * At first an unusually feminine line of work * With more complex architectures and automation came formalisation and prestige* * Now considered a domain that " requires vast mental powers, a kind of genius @@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ PL was made silmutaneously mathematical and masculine *Very well documented via the "Humble Programmer" speech of Dijkstra › Gendered Science and Knowledge -Traditionnaly valued : +Traditionally valued : * Complex maths* * Research on language features @@ -196,9 +196,9 @@ not have enough Greek letters for POPL’" Structural domination through norms * Guidelines for conferences usually don't explain - what constitutes a good qualitative work + what constitutes good qualitative work * Without the right tools reviewers are incentivize to place these kind of - works out of scope + work out of scope * Change in norms have to come through the community but people who are influential enough to do it are usually there because they upheld those norms themselves @@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ dispositifs inclusifs", in french and in a "Science communication" tone : https://jres.ubicast.tv/videos/femmes-et-numerique-pratiques-egalitaires-dispositifs-inclusifs_n26a9jqx6e/ -Slides sources : +Presentation sources : git : http://git.bebou.netlib.re/prez-lip/log.html ssh : ssh guest@bebou.netlib.re -p 1459 prez-lip