# Cordelia Fine
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cordelia fine (born 1975) is a Canadian-born British philosopher of science, psychologist, writer, and science communicator, who lives in Australia. As of 2018 she is a full professor in the History and Philosophy of Science programme at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Fine has written several popular science books on the topics of social cognition, neuroscience, and the popular myths of sex differences.
607. Navigating Gender Equality and Patriarchy in the Modern Workplace feat. Cordelia Fine
How can organizations make more equitable changes to their internal norms and structures, to promote fairness over merely seeking profit? What are alternate ways to tackle the difference in agreeableness that underpins many professional gaps between men and women?
Cordelia Fine is a professor in th…
The Prime Minister's Summer Reading List 2025 - Event Recording
On 11 December, we celebrated the official launch of Grattan Institute’s 2025 Prime Minister's Summer Reading List at State Library Victoria.
Grattan CEO Aruna Sathanapally was joined by ABC politics and economics journalist Tom Crowley and acclaimed author Cordelia Fine for a lively discussion, a…
#35 Women, Work, and Power: Inside Patriarchy, Inc. with Cordelia Fine
In this episode, Senthil speaks with Professor Cordelia Fine about women in the workplace and the ideas behind her new book Patriarchy, Inc. They explore how gender norms, power, and status shape modern work, why the “business case” for gender equality can fall short, and what real workplace reform…
Women in science are not a ‘problem to be fixed’
In the first episode of a podcast series focused on six books about the scientific workplace, Cordelia Fine tells Holly Newson why she wrote Patriarchy, Inc: What we Get Wrong About Gender Equality and Why Men Still Win at Work.
Fine, a psychologist and workplace gender-equity researcher at the Uni…
S3 Ep11: Cordelia Fine: Debunking Sex Difference Myths
You’re being lied to about gender difference science. Researchers are inflating, overstating, and falsifying their data, or building biases into the research that render it unreliable. Stories about research inflate the limited differences these flawed studies find, and parenting advice suggests …
Episode 138: Cordelia Fine on Gender, Schools, and the Stories We Tell About Boys and Girls
Psychologist, researcher, and author known for her work on gender, social norms, and the myths that shape how we understand boys, girls, men, and women. In this conversation, Cordelia Fine joins Schurtz & Ties for a careful discussion about gender in schools, the assumptions educators make about bo…
Why Modern Men Are Falling Behind | Carmen Talk
In this episode of Carmen Talk, I'm diving deep into the modern dating landscape and looking past the generalizations we see all over TikTok and Instagram. Why does it feel like there is a widening gap between men and women in heterosexual dating?
I’m sharing a personal (and pretty creepy!) stalkin…
1748 Delusions of Gender - Dr. Cordelia Fine, The Freedomain Radio Interview
Cordelia Fine studied Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, followed by an M.Phil in Criminology at Cambridge University. She was awarded a Ph.D in Psychology from University College London. From 2002 to 2007 she was a Research Associate at Monash University, and then at the Australian Nati…
#139 Women, Money and the Brain You Were Sold with Finola Howard
You can win the award and still not be able to pay yourself what you're worth. I've watched it happen — brilliant women, and the money just isn't there. And underneath it, the same quiet belief: I'm just not wired for the money side. I need to tell you where that idea came from. Because it isn't sc…
Do men really have a better sense of direction than women?
Some theories in evolutionary psychology propose that men are better at spatial navigation than women due to evolutionary factors. In prehistoric times, men, as hunters, traversed long distances, while women stayed closer to the home.
This difference supposedly led to natural selection favouring…
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