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Margaret W. Rossiter (born July 1944) is an American historian of science, and Marie Underhill Noll Professor of the History of Science, at Cornell University. Rossiter coined the term Matilda effect for the systematic suppression of information about women in the history of science, and the denial of the contribution of women scientists in research, whose work is often attributed to their male colleagues.

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rdfs:label	Margaret W. Rossiter (ca) Margaret W. Rossiter (de) Margaret W. Rossiter (es) Margaret W. Rossiter (fr) Margaret W. Rossiter (it) Margaret W. Rossiter (en) Margaret W. Rossiter (pt)
rdfs:comment	Margaret W. Rossiter (1944) és una escriptora, editora i historiadora de la ciència estatunidenca. De 1994 a 2003 va ser l'editora de la revista Isis, publicació oficial de la History of Science Society. Actualment ensenya història de la ciència a la Universitat Cornell. Seva és la denominació de l'efecte Matilda, en referència a la feminista Matilda Joslyn Gage, per a designar la manca de reconeixement sistemàtic de les contribucions de les dones a la ciència, que són considerats anònims o atribuïts als seus col·legues homes. (ca) Margaret W. Rossiter (* Juli 1944) ist eine US-amerikanische Wissenschaftshistorikerin, die sich besonders mit Frauen in den Wissenschaften und amerikanischer Wissenschaftsgeschichte befasste. Von ihr stammt der Begriff Matilda-Effekt dafür, das Leistungen von Frauen in den Wissenschaften gern ihren männlichen Kollegen zugeschrieben wurden und werden und sie selbst übersehen. (de) Margaret W. Rossiter (née en juillet 1944) est une historienne des sciences et professeure américaine. Elle enseigne l'histoire des sciences à l'université Cornell. De 1994 à 2003, elle est directrice de la revue Isis, publication officielle de l'History of Science Society. Elle a inventé le terme effet Matilda pour désigner le déni et le manque de reconnaissance systématique des contributions des femmes en sciences, qui sont généralement attribuées à leurs collègues masculins. (fr) Margaret W. Rossiter (born July 1944) is an American historian of science, and Marie Underhill Noll Professor of the History of Science, at Cornell University. Rossiter coined the term Matilda effect for the systematic suppression of information about women in the history of science, and the denial of the contribution of women scientists in research, whose work is often attributed to their male colleagues. (en) Margaret W. Rossiter (julio de 1944) es una historiadora estadounidense de la ciencia y profesora Marie Underhill Noll de Historia de la Ciencia en la Universidad de Cornell. Rossiter acuñó el término efecto Matilda para la supresión sistemática de información sobre mujeres en la historia de la ciencia y la negación de la contribución de las mujeres científicas en la investigación, cuyo trabajo a menudo se atribuye a sus colegas masculinos. (es) Margaret W. Rossiter (nascida em julho de 1944, nos Estados Unidos) é uma historiadora da ciência,e professora de História da Ciência na Universidade de Cornell. Rossiter cunhou o termo Efeito Matilda para a repressão e negação sistemática das contribuições de mulheres cientistas em pesquisas, cujo trabalho comumente é atribuído aos seus colegas homens. (pt)
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