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A 2 page paper which examines, through two texts, whether or not women were able to pursue scientific careers in history. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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long been thought to be nothing more than emotional and hormonal creatures who do not possess the ability to truly think clearly or logically like a man. As such women
have long been restricted from the scientific community throughout history. The following paper examines Joan Kellys Women, History and Theory and Dorinda Outrams The Enlightenment to determine whether women were
able, or not, to pursue scientific interests. Womens Ability to Pursue Scientific Careers in History There have always been exceptions to any social rule throughout history. For example,
there were some women in Greek and Roman times who held positions of some intellectual power, although women were not allowed to really possess much power of social recognition. Kelly
notes, "Throughout historical time, women have been largely excluded from making war, wealth, laws, governments, art, and science" (Kelly 2). But, Kelly also indicates how when women tell the history
then women become more included, indicating that women did, occasionally, have opportunities, such as opportunities in science, but that it was not written about by men who all but own
history. As such it is very likely that women did have the ability, through history and in modern history, to be interested in science but not many women, if any,
became incredibly famous for their interest. In Outrams work she notes how "While there were many women" who were members of what
was called Grub Street, a group of anonymous writers on a variety of subjects, "and even more women belonging to social elites who pursued ideas....there was at the same time
a concerted attack by many male writers on the capacity of women in general to contribute to the store of ideas and discussion" (Outram 21). Women were considered to be
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