Sentence examples for book gender from inspiring English sources

Russell appears in Sheila Jeffreys's new book, "Gender Hurts: A Feminist Analysis of the Politics of Transgenderism".

She lacquered on makeup to look like Marie Antoinette, so her father gave her Judith Butler's book Gender Trouble, which describes gender as a performance.

His 1982 book, Gender, argued that the difference between feminine and masculine domains had been sacrificed to the idea of neutral work, capitalism creating and depending on the simplistic coupling of the male wage labourer and the woman as mother to produce new workers.

For example, in her early and massively influential book, Gender Trouble (1990), Butler notes that "Foucault points out that juridical systems of power produce the subjects they subsequently come to represent.

Patricia Leavy's co-edited book Gender and Pop Culture is available now.

Patricia Leavy's co-edited book Gender and Pop Culture and her latest novel Blue are widely available.

In 2004, game designer Sheri Graner-Ray published the book Gender-Inclusive Game Design, aimed at inspiring the male-dominated world of twitch-and-war game developers to consider alternative audiences.

Some of Scott's other seminal works include the article "Gender: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis" (1986) and the books Gender and the Politics of History (1988), Only Paradoxes to Offer: French Feminists and the Rights of Man (1996), and The Fantasy of Feminist History (2011).

But if you read "The Sexual Paradox," Susan Pinker's book about gender differences, you'll find just the opposite problem.

Williams has been racing across the country giving such speeches since 2000, the year her book "Unbending Gender" appeared.

She has since written two books of advice for crossdressing, with a third book, Cross Gender Fun For All, due out in June.