Author: Carol Maccormack And Marilyn Strathern
Binding: Paperback
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This seminal collection of essays, Nature, Culture And Gender, critically examines the complex relationships between biological determinism, societal structures, and the construction of gender. It presents a foundational analysis of how different cultures interpret and shape understandings of nature and gender, challenging conventional perspectives. The volume argues for a nuanced approach to these interconnected concepts, illustrating the diverse ways human societies define and experience gender beyond simple biological distinctions. Through rigorous scholarship, it uncovers the historical and anthropological underpinnings of gender roles, offering essential insights for students and scholars in anthropology, sociology, and gender studies.