Her primary thesis, if I understood correctly, is to clarify that none of the books with Feynman listed as the author were written by him, and that they were transcribed from interviews, lectures etc with editorializing. For example, by Ralph Leighton. Her secondary point was that she hates the "autobiographical" ones, and finds parts sexist, and thinks most of the stories are mostly false/lies/storytelling.
With that in mind, I think we'll agree it's not relevant here, as these seem to be handwritten notes by Feynman himself.
> and thinks most of the stories are mostly false/lies/storytelling.
It's been a while since I read "Surely, you must be joking" but I seem to recall Feynman himself makes the same point. He basically says something to the effect that some of his stories and bon mots are things he wished he said or did rather than stuff that actually happened.
With that in mind, I think we'll agree it's not relevant here, as these seem to be handwritten notes by Feynman himself.