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Routledge (2004), Paperback, 288 pages
Description
Undoing Gender addresses the regulation of sexuality and gender that takes place in psychology, aesthetics, and social policy.
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LibraryThing member Maretak
Judith Butler wordt gezien als dé grondlegster van moderne genderstudies, maar zoals steeds zijn haar boeken zeer moeilijk geschreven en zeer theoretisch - Judith Butler is seen as THE founding mother of modern gender studies, but as usual, her books are difficult to grasp and very theoretical.
LibraryThing member Magdelena
This book forms the basis of my understanding of how a body becomes gendered, how grief is experienced, how we are built and dissembled and how that experiences informs our bodies, our lives, our genders. It teaches us that we are related and relational and that gender sits at the center of the
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LibraryThing member kthxy
Didn't read all of it because the library took it from me before… uhm, you know. Deeply impressed and sure that I'll read some of Butler's other books soon.
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Physical description
288 p.; 8.9 inches
ISBN
0415969239 / 9780415969239
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OCLC = 908
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