Caroline Criado Perez’s book, Invisible Women, Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, has earned a great deal of praise and was winner of the Royal Society Insight Investment Science Book Prize in 2019. Its dedication is, ‘for the women who persist: keep on being bloody difficult’ and the evidence presented in the book gives many reasons why they should. There are extensive references in a section entitled ‘Endnotes’; many are web addresses, although these do not include the date of access, which is usual for academic references. The book looks at what Criado Perez categorises as the ‘gender data gap’ in six sections: Daily Life, The Workplace, Design, Going to the Doctor, Public Life and When it Goes Wrong. She also points to the ‘zombie stat’: a false statistic that will not die.
展开▼
机译：Caroline Criado Perez的书籍，隐形妇女，暴露于为男人设计的世界的数据偏见，赢得了大量赞誉，并在2019年赢得了皇家社会洞察力投资科学博士奖的胜利者。它的奉献精神是“持续存在的妇女 ：继续血腥困难'并且书中提出的证据给出了许多原因。 题为“终点”的一节中有广泛的参考资料; 许多是网址，尽管这些不包括访问日期，这通常是学术参考。 这本书看看六个部分中Criado Perez分类是什么：日常生活，工作场所，设计，去看医生，公共生活以及出现问题时。 她还指向“僵尸统计”：一个不会死的错误统计数据。
展开▼
