The Gender Studies category explores how gender shapes human experience across cultures, history, and society. These works examine the roles, expectations, and identities associated with gender, as well as the ways those ideas have evolved over time.
Books in this category may explore topics such as feminism, masculinity, LGBTQ+ identities, social movements for equality, and the intersection of gender with race, class, politics, and culture. You’ll also find historical studies, sociological research, cultural criticism, and personal narratives that challenge traditional assumptions and broaden our understanding of identity and expression.
From academic analysis to accessible introductions, these titles provide insight into the ongoing conversations about gender, equality, and the diverse ways people experience and define themselves in the modern world.
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A thought-provoking anthology exploring the personal stories of sexuality professionals, including surrogate partners, intimacy coaches, escorts, and BDSM practitioners. The book examines the roles sexuality work can play in healing, education, and personal connection. Used – Very Good condition.
A groundbreaking exploration of masculinity, body image, and cultural expectations by acclaimed feminist scholar Susan Bordo. This pre-owned paperback is in Good condition.
A scholarly examination of gender, public health, and social reform in Latin America, focusing particularly on Argentina. Historian Donna J. Guy explores issues of motherhood, labor, morality, and state intervention in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Used – Good condition with minor cover wear.