Gender 2nd Edition

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Gender 2nd Edition

Author(s): Harriet Bradley (Author)

  • Publisher: Polity
  • Publication Date: 26 Dec. 2012
  • Edition: 2nd
  • Language: English
  • Print length: 268 pages
  • ISBN-10: 0745661165
  • ISBN-13: 9780745661162

Book Description

In this new edition of her popular and highly lauded book, Harriet Bradley provides an introduction to the concept of gender and the different theoretical approaches which have developed within gender studies. This accessible book will be of interest across the social sciences, and anyone interested in contemporary relations between women and men.

Editorial Reviews

Review

‘This new edition of Gender 2nd Edition provides a highly accessible overview of the changing understanding of this powerful social construct. Using a narrative story-telling approach, Harriet Bradley shifts seamlessly between analyses of how gender shapes everyday life and discussions of how it is deployed in various institutions. By weaving together her own experience of gendered processes with the structural practices of consumption, production, and reproduction in local and international contexts, Bradley gives new meaning to “the personal is political”.’
Nancy Naples, University of Connecticut

‘Harriet Bradley has succeeded in producing a unique and extremely engaging introduction to the complex concept of “gender” which will invigorate scholars at all levels. Dispelling any notion that either feminist theory or gender analysis are passé, she deftly interweaves theoretical exegesis, analysis of contemporary social and political issues, and vignettes which illustrate gender as a lived experience.’
Barbara L. Marshall, Trent University, Canada

‘The first edition of Gender 2nd Edition has become an indispensable guide to sociological debates in the field. This revised edition is even better. Harriet Bradley turns her clear analytical gaze on the changing nature of gender relations in an era of austerity, seeing both optimistic and pessimistic trends in the emergence of a new politics of gender.’
Linda McDowell, University of Oxford

About the Author

Harriet Bradley is emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Bristol.

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