"Is It Okay That She is a Woman?"

Q2 Social Sciences

Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy Pub Date : 2023-06-28 DOI:10.18080/jtde.v11n2.692

N. Kazarinova, A. Kolianov, E. Strogetskaya, Yulia Filippova

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The article deals with Russian brainpower's perceptions of gender segregation in a technical university when training both IT-specialists and STEM professionals in general. The theoretical and methodological basis for interpreting the results of the empirical study are the main provisions of the theory of social representations, the concept of habitus and the concept of narrative identity. The assumption used as a research hypothesis is that gender “indifference” or neutrality, rather than gender discrimination, takes place in higher technical education in the Russian technical university. The analysis of the data obtained as a result of the study confirmed that there are gender professional distinctions in the group consciousness of brainpower. In Russian speech practice and culture, a thesaurus of non-binary perception of professional gender identity has not yet been formed. At the same time, there is a shift in perceptions of gender professional identity in IT towards gender “neutrality”, which allows us to expect a relatively “soft” transformation of social attitudes and adaptability of professional consciousness to changes in the perception of gender in IT.

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“她是个女人可以吗?”

这篇文章讨论了在一所技术大学培训it专家和STEM专业人员时，俄罗斯人才对性别隔离的看法。解释实证研究结果的理论和方法基础是社会表征理论、习惯概念和叙事认同概念的主要规定。作为研究假设的假设是，在俄罗斯技术大学的高等技术教育中，性别“冷漠”或中立，而不是性别歧视。对研究结果所获得的数据进行分析，证实了脑力群体意识存在性别专业差异。在俄语言语实践和文化中，职业性别认同的非二元感知尚未形成一个词库。与此同时，人们对IT性别职业认同的认知也在向性别“中立”的方向转变，这使得我们可以期待社会态度和职业意识对IT性别认知变化的适应性会出现相对“软”的转变。

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Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy Social Sciences-Communication

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