Society has historically been shaped by white men in their own image and for their own benefit

Women enter science and the labor market with the built-in assumption that at some point they will take on caregiving responsibilities.

Zarja MuršičDecember 31, 2025Strašno hudi, Znanost brez kravate, Jana Javornik, science interview

There was a great fear of learned and educated women

For Slovenian modernist writers young and beautiful women were interesting as literary characters, while educated women were hardly ever written about and if they were, it was in a mocking way. In Slovenian literature, they only appeared as full-blooded characters in the works of their contemporaries, most often in those of Zofka Kveder.

Maja ČakarićDecember 31, 2025Strašno hudi, Znanost brez kravate, Katja Mihurko, Zofka Kveder, science interview

Feminism dreams of a multitude of languages

Feminist science fiction has placed technological development within social development—weaving it into intimate and political power relations with the questions of justice.

Maja ČakarićDecember 30, 2025Strašno hudi, Znanost brez kravate, Tea Hvala, znanstvena fantastika, science interview

Why artificial intelligence reflects the culture of its creators

Author of the book Artificial Humanities, explains why digital assistants are biased, how the male-dominated culture of Silicon Valley shapes algorithms, and why philosophers should sit at the same table as engineers.

Maja ČakarićDecember 30, 2025Strašno hudi, Znanost brez kravate, Nina Beguš, science interview

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