Women's Relationships with the Web:
Gender and Technology Research Resources

This web site was originally created as the final assignment for my graduate Sociology independent reading course with Dr. Wendy Robbins (English, UNB) in 1996/1997. The reading course was entitled, "Women and the Internet" and focused on exploring the experiences women have with the Internet as a new information and communications medium.

As the site has evolved and changed over time, the function has also changed. I now use this site to make available my research and resources on feminism, gender and technology. Contained on this site are several essays I have written on the topic, bibliographies, films and book reviews, as well as links to related topics and authors.


THE AUTHOR: JENNIFER BRAYTON
Personal Information about the Author
Employment Information about the Author


DOCTORAL RESEARCH
Abstract
Photographs from the Oral Defense


ESSAYS AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES
"Women's Love/Hate Relationship to the Internet"
Bibliography for "Women's Love/Hate Relationship to the Internet"

"Cyberfeminism as New Theory"
Bibliography for "Cyberfeminism as New Theory"

"What makes Feminist Research Feminist?"
Bibliography for "What makes Feminist Research Feminist?"


OTHER RESOURCES
General Bibliography on Gender and Technology
Reviews of Books and Films on Women and the Internet
Links to other Web sites


POWER POINT PRESENTATION
Power Point Presentation on Pop Violence
Power Point Presentation Images of Bodies in Video Games
Power Point Presentation on television and disabilities