2017
DOI: 10.1002/jhbs.21860
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“The difference being a woman made” Untold Lives in personal and intellectual context

Abstract: To mark the 30th anniversary of the publication of Scarborough and Furumoto's classic work Untold Lives, and to honor the intellectual legacy of Elizabeth Scarborough (1935-2015), we introduce this special issue devoted to the histories of women, gender, and feminism in psychology. We provide a short biographical sketch of Elizabeth, highlighting her own marriage-career dilemma, then contextualize the publication of Untold Lives within the historiography on women in psychology at that time. We conclude by disc… Show more

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“…(pp. 398 -399) Further, Shields (2016) suggested that intersectionality, or the assertion that multiple, social identities do not function independently of each other, shifts the focus from atomized individual experience to the social systems of stratification that maintain systems of power and privilege, and as such, shape individual psychological experience (see also Rutherford & Milar, 2017). As such, intersectionality may offer a potential lens for viewing women and science from a more nuanced perspective, one that takes into account the connection between individual subjectivities and broader societal structures.…”
Section: Intersectionality Neoliberalism and A Way Forwardmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(pp. 398 -399) Further, Shields (2016) suggested that intersectionality, or the assertion that multiple, social identities do not function independently of each other, shifts the focus from atomized individual experience to the social systems of stratification that maintain systems of power and privilege, and as such, shape individual psychological experience (see also Rutherford & Milar, 2017). As such, intersectionality may offer a potential lens for viewing women and science from a more nuanced perspective, one that takes into account the connection between individual subjectivities and broader societal structures.…”
Section: Intersectionality Neoliberalism and A Way Forwardmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Knowing Laurel and her work, I was surprised to read recently in the Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences that for the 1974 EPA meeting, “Laurel Furumoto was recruited [by Tom Cadwallader] to research Mary Whiton Calkins since she taught at Wellesley College where Calkins spent her career” (Rutherford & Milar, 2017, p. 223). Although it was probably inadvertent, this attribution erased Laurel’s interest in Calkins as a graduate student and her 4 years of historical research.…”
Section: Research Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Focalizar en dichas resistencias emprendidas por las científicas para desarrollar su actividad, permitiría poner el acento en la agencia de las mujeres como productoras de nuevos conocimientos y cuestionamientos a un canon imperante de la psicología científica profundamente androcéntrico y sexista. Por otra parte, se ha cuestionado el modo por el cual se ha reconstruido la experiencia de las mujeres al interior d la psicología, señalando que dichas experiencias fueron cualitativamente diferentes a las de los varones, en la medida en que dichas reconstrucciones corren el riesgo de homogeneizar la experiencia de las mujeres al interior de la disciplina (Rutherford y Milar, (2017). En una línea diferente, pero también crítica respecto a estos primeros desarrollos, Alexandra Rutherford (2020) señala que al analizar el papel jugado por el género en la capacidad de las mujeres para obtener una participación plena en la psicología, estas aproximaciones no consideraron a la psicología misma como una ciencia generizada.…”
Section: La Historia De Las Mujeres En La Historia De La Psicologíaunclassified