MERIT- PTAH The Middle Age WOMEN IN SCIENCE PROHIBITED.

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MERIT- PTAH

The Middle Age WOMEN IN SCIENCE PROHIBITED

St Thomas Aquinas said: « A woman is mentally incapable of holding a position of authority. »

Maria Winkelmann

The 18th century: Three divergent views toward women: - Women < Men -Women ≠ Men (but not < ) -Women = Men

Eva Ekeblad

Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze, and her husband Antoine Lavoisier

Laura Bassi

Caroline Herschel

Mary Fairfaix Somerville

Ada Lovelace

Maria Mitchell

Elizabeth Garret Anderson

Annie Jump Cannon

Marie Curie

Lise Meitner

20th century: 40 women won a nobel price 16 for sciences (physics, chemistry, medecine…) All (except Marie and Irène Curie) during the 2 nd part of the 20th century

And today…

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