Undoing Gender

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"Undoing Gender" is a 2004 collection of essays by philosopher Judith Butler that explores the social, political, and ethical dimensions of gender, challenging normative concepts of identity, kinship, and human recognition.

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Undoing Gender canonical 2
Undiagnosing Gender 1
Undoing Gender (2004) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
essay collection
academicDiscipline LGBT studies
feminist studies
gender studies
philosophy
author Judith Butler
challenges binary conceptions of gender
fixed identity categories
normative models of kinship
countryOfOrigin United States
exploresConcept ethics of non-violence
heteronormativity
human recognition
livable life
normativity
performativity of gender
precariousness of life
social regulation of gender
transgender embodiment
vulnerability
follows Bodies That Matter
The Psychic Life of Power
genre feminist theory
gender studies literature
philosophy
hasPart Beside Oneself: On the Limits of Sexual Autonomy
Doing Justice to Someone
Is Kinship Always Already Heterosexual?
Longing for Recognition
The Question of Social Transformation
Undiagnosing Gender
linked to: Undoing Gender
influencedBy Michel Foucault
Simone de Beauvoir
feminist theory
psychoanalysis
queer theory
language English
mainSubject ethics
gender
identity
kinship
queer theory
recognition
social norms
transgender studies
notableIdea recognizability as a condition of a livable life
undoing of gender norms
publicationDate 2004
publisher Routledge

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Judith Butler notableWork Undoing Gender
Judith Butler hasPublicationYearForWork Undoing Gender (2004)
linked to: Undoing Gender
Undoing Gender hasPart Undiagnosing Gender
linked to: Undoing Gender