《星际迷航》发现女性

Amy C. Chambers
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在白人男性主导的科学研究这个虚构的(实际上也是真实的)世界里,女科学家经常被视为反常的例外。即使在种族和性别不受限制的《星际迷航》中,一位黑人女性科学专家也被认为是革命性的。科技是《星际迷航》宇宙的背景。在《星际舰队》探索宇宙的过程中,提供给故事引人入胜的推测框架的理论和实践通常被认为是中立的(或至少是仁慈的)。《星际迷航》将科学和科学家理想化,在其历史的大部分时间里,它所想象的科学未来都是明显的白人和男性。本章认为,《星际迷航》在历史上为女性提供了成为科学家的空间,但《发现号》比之前的经典作品走得更远,它将一名黑人女科学家从故事的边缘带到了故事的中心,并提供了一个没有种族和性别障碍的未来。
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Star Trek Discovers Women
Women scientists are often seen as anomalous exceptions in the fictional (and indeed real) world of white, male dominated scientific research. Even in the supposedly race and gender blind future of Star Trek, a black woman science specialist is considered revolutionary. Science and technology are a backdrop for the Star Trek universe. The theory and practice that gives the narrative a spectacular speculative frame is often perceived as neutral (or at least benevolent) as Starfleet explores the universe. Star Trek idealises science and the scientist, and throughout much of its history the science future it imagines has been distinctly white and male. This chapter argues that Star Trek has historically given women the space to be scientists, but Discovery goes further than previous entries into the canon by taking a black woman scientist from the margin to the centre of the story and offering a future when neither race nor gender present a barrier.
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