Bechdel-Wallace Test Automation

A movie is considered to pass the Bechdel-Wallace if it satisfy three conditions: 1) there are at least two women characters that 2) talk to each other at some point 3) about something that is not related to a men. It is believed that about 40% of movies fail to pass the test. In spite of the great...

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Autores principales: Freitas, José Nahuel, Rosenzvit, Milena, Muller, Stephanie
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Publicado: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2016
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spelling I10-R324-article-164982019-07-27T11:57:57Z Bechdel-Wallace Test Automation Automatización del Test de Bechdel-Wallace Freitas, José Nahuel Rosenzvit, Milena Muller, Stephanie Bechdel-Wallace test Gender inequality Automatic text analysis Script analysis Test de Bechdel-Wallace Desigualdad de Género Análisis de textos automáticos Análisis de guiones A movie is considered to pass the Bechdel-Wallace if it satisfy three conditions: 1) there are at least two women characters that 2) talk to each other at some point 3) about something that is not related to a men. It is believed that about 40% of movies fail to pass the test. In spite of the great potential of this tool to make visible the gender inequality in cinema, since its introduction in 1995, an automatic version of it is still to be developed. That was the purpose of this work. The developed test enabled us, through the analysis of movie scripts obtained from the site imdb.com, obtain evidence that the number of movies that pass the test is even lower than previous estimations. Also, this program allows to analyse large sets of scripts as a function of the cinematographic genre. Una película pasa el Test de Bechdel-Wallace si cumple que 1) hay al menos dos mujeres en ella que 2) en algún momento hablan entre sí 3) acerca de algo que no es un hombre. Se cree que aproximadamente el 40 % de las películas actuales falla en el Test. A pesar del enorme potencial que tiene esta herramienta para hacer visible la desigualdad de género en el cine, no se ha desarrollado, desde su creación en 1985, una versión automática de la misma. Ese fue el propósito de este trabajo. El test desarrollado permitió, a través del análisis de los guiones del sitio imsdb.com, obtener evidencia de que la cantidad de películas que pasan el test es incluso menor a estimaciones previas. Además, este programa permite analizar grandes corpus de guiones en función del género cinematográfico. Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2016-11-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/16498 10.31056/2250.5415.v6.n3.16498 Ética y Cine Journal; Vol. 6 Núm. 3 (2016): Antigone; 35-39 2250-5415 2250-5660 10.31056/2250.5415.v6.n3 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/16498/16320 Derechos de autor 2016 Ética&Cine Journal
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topic Bechdel-Wallace test
Gender inequality
Automatic text analysis
Script analysis
Test de Bechdel-Wallace
Desigualdad de Género
Análisis de textos automáticos
Análisis de guiones
spellingShingle Bechdel-Wallace test
Gender inequality
Automatic text analysis
Script analysis
Test de Bechdel-Wallace
Desigualdad de Género
Análisis de textos automáticos
Análisis de guiones
Freitas, José Nahuel
Rosenzvit, Milena
Muller, Stephanie
Bechdel-Wallace Test Automation
topic_facet Bechdel-Wallace test
Gender inequality
Automatic text analysis
Script analysis
Test de Bechdel-Wallace
Desigualdad de Género
Análisis de textos automáticos
Análisis de guiones
author Freitas, José Nahuel
Rosenzvit, Milena
Muller, Stephanie
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Muller, Stephanie
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title Bechdel-Wallace Test Automation
title_short Bechdel-Wallace Test Automation
title_full Bechdel-Wallace Test Automation
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description A movie is considered to pass the Bechdel-Wallace if it satisfy three conditions: 1) there are at least two women characters that 2) talk to each other at some point 3) about something that is not related to a men. It is believed that about 40% of movies fail to pass the test. In spite of the great potential of this tool to make visible the gender inequality in cinema, since its introduction in 1995, an automatic version of it is still to be developed. That was the purpose of this work. The developed test enabled us, through the analysis of movie scripts obtained from the site imdb.com, obtain evidence that the number of movies that pass the test is even lower than previous estimations. Also, this program allows to analyse large sets of scripts as a function of the cinematographic genre.
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url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/16498
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