Ovarit Archive

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Why so few witches were executed in Wales in the middle ages (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHistory

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Environment After 10 years of work, landmark study reveals new ‘tree of life’ for all birds living today (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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Neuroscience ‘A blind and deaf mind’: what it’s like to have no visual imagination or inner voice (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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Reviews ‘I hope publishers will be brave’: older women are often erased in fiction – but in 2 new Australian novels they take centre stage (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in Books

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Scotland apologised in 2023 for historic forced adoptions – but this happened throughout the UK (theconversation.com)

posted by womenopausal in WomensHistory

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Computing My search for the mysterious missing secretary who shaped chatbot history (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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Hot tubs are as full of nasty germs as you fear (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHealthLounge

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Neuroscience Chimpanzees stayed in an ‘invisible cage’ after zoo enclosure was enlarged – South African study (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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Anxiety drug pregabalin linked to rising number of deaths – here’s what you should know (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHealthLounge

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‘Are we dating the same guy?’ These women-run groups are accused of being toxic, but they carry a feminist legacy (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in Women

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Our brains take rhythmic snapshots of the world as we walk – and we never knew (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHealthLounge

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Femicide in Italy: A modern phenomenon deeply rooted in country’s cultural past (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHistory

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Medieval women used informal social networks to share health problems and medical advice – just as we do today (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHistory

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What are the four waves of feminism? And what comes next? (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHistory

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Article North Korean women are now the breadwinners – and shifting this deeply patriarchal society towards a matriarchy (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensLiberation

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Technology Emotion-tracking AI on the job: Workers fear being watched – and misunderstood (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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Ancient History Gifts that live on, from best bodices to money for bridge repairs: Women’s wills in medieval France give a glimpse into their surprising independence (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHistory

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Article Longer sentences for ‘rough sex’ killers may not deliver justice for victims (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensLiberation

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Education IQ tests: the danger of reading too much into them – and the crucial cognitive skills they don’t measure (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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Education From bridge to chess, why men outperform women at ‘mindsports’ – and what to do about it (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in STEM

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“That’s a good girl”: how women are infantilised during obstetric care and labour (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHealthLounge

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Letters and embroidery allowed medieval women to express their ‘forbidden’ emotions (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHistory

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Do feminists have better sex? Yes, they do (theconversation.com)

posted by womenopausal in WomensLiberation

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It’s time for a heart-to-heart about women’s cardiovascular health, unique risk factors and symptoms (theconversation.com)

posted by m0RT_1 in WomensHealthLounge

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Computing Online anonymity: study found ‘stable pseudonyms’ created a more civil environment than real user names (theconversation.com)

posted by JeSoPazza in STEM

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