Technology and Gender

Explore the intricate connection between technology and gender in "Technology and Gender," a thought-provoking work by the esteemed author, who delves into eight centuries of private life in China. Published by the University of California Press in 1997, this comprehensive study spans 444 pages, offering unique insights into the role of women in the history of technology.

With a sharp critique of Orientalist stereotypes, the author illuminates how traditional Chinese women navigated their roles, challenging the notion that they were devoid of freedom and dignity. This engaging feminist history not only integrates women's experiences into the narrative of technological advancement but also enriches our understanding of how gender influences technological development.

Perfect for scholars, students, and anyone interested in gender studies or the history of technology, "Technology and Gender" invites readers to reconsider established narratives and appreciate the vital contributions women have made throughout history.