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EPISODE · May 11, 2023 · 52 MIN

Efecto Matilda

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El efecto Matilda es un prejuicio en contra de reconocer los logros de las mujeres científicas, cuyo trabajo a menudo se atribuye a sus amigos de género masculino. Este fenómeno fue descrito por primera vez por la sufragista y abolicionista Matilda Joslyn Gage en su ensayo «La mujer como inventora».1​ Matilda Joslyn Gage fue la primera mujer dedicada al ámbito científico que denunció este aspecto negativo en la sociedad. En su honor, surge el llamado "efecto Matilda", y con ello la actual iniciativa denominada "No more Matildas". El término efecto Matilda fue acuñado en 1993 por la historiadora de la ciencia Margaret W. Rossiter,2​ quien proporciona varios ejemplos de este efecto. Trotula de Salerno, una médica italiana del siglo XII, escribió libros que, después de su muerte, fueron atribuidos a autores masculinos. Los casos de los siglos XIX y XX que ilustran el efecto Matilda incluyen los de Nettie Stevens,3​ Marie Curie, Lise Meitner, Marietta Blau, Rosalind Franklin y Jocelyn Bell Burnell. El ahora llamado "efecto Matilda" es un suceso que se ha repetido innumerables veces a lo largo de la historia. El efecto Matilda está relacionado con el efecto Mateo por el cual un científico eminente a menudo obtiene más crédito que un investigador comparativamente desconocido, incluso si su trabajo es compartido o similar. El profesor Ben Barres, un neurobiólogo de la Escuela de Medicina de la Universidad Stanford que hizo la transición de mujer a hombre, habló que sus logros científicos se percibieron de manera diferente según el sexo bajo el cual publicó sus trabajos.

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