ジェンダー・トラブル―フェミニズムとアイデンティティの攪乱

Her ideas challenged traditional views on gender, but I'm curious what personal experiences or academic influences led her to develop this concept.

Some sections felt like a steep climb, but the insights gained made it worthwhile. How did others navigate the more complex parts?

Its ideas are so embedded in discussions today, but I wonder how much direct impact it had on real-world movements and policies.