Gender Trouble

Judith Butler's Gender Trouble is a seminal and contentious scholarly work that challenges traditional feminist views by questioning the very categories of "woman," "masculine," and "feminine." Butler asserts that gender is not an expression of inherent traits but rather a repeated social performance, a concept that has sparked intense debate and misinterpretation. Celebrated for its provocative insights, this work has made a significant impact on discussions surrounding sex and gender for over 50 years.