Sociologist's Dictionary of Gender

Author: Fang Gang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In the new century, sex is no longer a taboo topic, and in folk culture, discussions about sex are rich and vivid. However, in traditional dictionaries, there is a very limited systematic compilation of vocabulary related to gender discourse. Fang Gang, a Ph.D. candidate at the Institute of Sociology of Sex at Renmin University of China, has absorbed the essence of traditional Chinese sexology and the theoretical constructions of Western feminist scholars on sex. In the style of an essay and with the format of a dictionary, he meticulously wrote "The Sociologist's Dictionary of Gender," filling the gap in sex education and dissemination in the field of sexology by popularizing sexual knowledge and concepts. This is a highly charming and thought-provoking cultural and bodily gender dictionary, and it is a book that everyone who owns and uses gender to live and communicate should read. "Sex is an important form of power and social factor." This is a light-hearted yet profound guide to gender harmony presented by a sociologist, and it is a bold exploration of the unpredictable relationship between human thought and the tricky human body parts.