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Gender Trouble

Feminism and the Subversion of Identity
Book • 2006
In 'Gender Trouble,' Judith Butler challenges traditional notions of gender and sex, arguing that gender is not an innate or natural aspect of human identity but rather a social construct that is performed and reinforced through societal norms and behaviors.

Butler distinguishes between sex, which refers to biological traits, and gender, which is a constructed category.

She introduces the concept of 'performativity,' suggesting that gender is created through repeated actions and performances.

The book critiques the binary gender system and explores how non-normative sexual practices and identities can subvert and challenge traditional gender categories.

Butler's work has been influential in feminist theory, queer theory, and LGBTQ activism, and continues to be a foundational text in gender studies.

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

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Logan Lancing
in the context of their discussion on postmodernism, queer theory, and the concept of the soul as a prison of the body.
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Kara Swisher
as a foundational text in gender theory, explaining the concept of gender as performance.
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David Guignion
in the context of Sara Ahmed's discussion on queer theory and its implications.
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Simon Brace
in the context of discussing gender studies and postmodern thought in South African universities.
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Meghan Daum
as a book written by Alex Byrne, husband of Carole Hooven, that explores conceptual distinctions and debates around sex and gender.
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Stella Bergsma
voor het deconstrueren van het idee van genderrollen.
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Alex Demirović
als das Thema der heutigen Podcast-Folge und als wichtiger Beitrag zur feministischen und Gender-Theorie.
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Darrell Harrison
when discussing books he read in preparation for writing his book on climate change.
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Ian Fleishman
in relation to his work on gender performativity and failed passing.
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Ian Fleishman
in relation to his theoretical framework of failed passing.
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Ellie Ureman
as a book she read about gender.
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Mentioned by James Lindsay to explain the role of drag queens in queer theory.
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Ella Ureman
when discussing trans femme experience.
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