Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity

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Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity is a foundational work of queer and feminist theory that challenges fixed notions of gender by introducing the concept of gender performativity.

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instanceOf book
feminist theory book
queer theory book
academicDiscipline humanities
social theory
arguesThat gender identity is constituted through repeated acts
gender is performative rather than an innate essence
sex and gender are not strictly separable categories
author Judith Butler NERFINISHED
centralConcept gender performativity
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques essentialist feminism
heteronormativity
identity politics
the category of woman as a stable subject
field cultural studies
feminist theory
gender studies
philosophy
queer theory
hasEdition 1999 tenth-anniversary edition
revised preface edition
hasImpactOn LGBTQ+ studies
contemporary feminist politics
theorization of identity and subjectivity
influencedBy Gayle Rubin NERFINISHED
J. L. Austin NERFINISHED
Jacques Lacan NERFINISHED
Julia Kristeva NERFINISHED
Luce Irigaray NERFINISHED
Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
Monique Wittig NERFINISHED
Simone de Beauvoir NERFINISHED
language English
mainTopic feminism
gender
gender performativity
identity
political theory
poststructuralism
psychoanalysis
queer theory
notableFor challenging fixed notions of gender identity
foundational contribution to queer theory
popularizing the concept of gender performativity
publicationYear 1990
publisher Routledge NERFINISHED

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this entity surface form: Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity (1990)