Le donne nel Design Industriale: Una revisione.

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https://doi.org/10.25267/P56-IDJ.2023.i3.02

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Nella maggior parte dei paesi, le donne sono sottorappresentate nell'industria del design industriale. Alcune persone sostengono che ciò avvenga perché le donne non si impegnano abbastanza per essere buone designer e quindi non vengono assunte. Altri sostengono che le donne subiscano discriminazioni nell'industria del design industriale, il che porta alla loro sottorappresentazione. In questo documento, analizzo le ricerche sulle donne nel design industriale alla ricerca di risposte riguardo ai modelli di genere osservati nell'industria. Utilizzo la teoria degli Studi di Genere e Tecnologia femminista per spiegare come il design industriale possa essere considerato un campo "maschile" a causa della sua associazione con la tecnologia, e come le aree di design in cui le donne hanno tradizionalmente lavorato siano considerate "artigianato" anziché design. Descrivo come e perché le culture professionali e gli spazi educativi nel design industriale possano essere poco accoglienti per le donne. Discuto come le prospettive queer possano fornire una migliore comprensione del genere e del design. Concludo con raccomandazioni per future ricerche e iniziative volte a ottenere una maggiore parità di genere nell'industria del design industriale.

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Bartlett, K. (2023). Le donne nel Design Industriale: Una revisione. Proyecta56, an Industrial Design Journal, (3), 41–53. https://doi.org/10.25267/P56-IDJ.2023.i3.02

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