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Testosterone rex

Testosterone rex

myths of sex, science, and society
Politics & SocietyScience & Nature
Pages
266
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

This book challenges the long-held belief that biological sex is a primary, diverging force in human development, often used to justify gender politics. Cordelia Fine argues against cultural stereotypes, revealing a more dynamic understanding of sex roles through an entertaining exploration of the latest research. She debunks assumptions about hormones like testosterone and built-in preferences, advocating for a more equal society that recognizes the full potential of both sexes.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeThought-ProvokingIntellectual

Genres

Politics & Society Science & Nature Self-Help & Psychology Sociology Psychology

Authors

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Ana Pedrero Verge

Ana Pedrero Verge writes fiction and nonfiction, exploring themes of social justice and human behavior. Her works include the novels "No Is Not Enough" and "The Apology," along with the nonfiction titles "How to Argue With a Racist" and "Testosterone rex."

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Cat Gould

Cat Gould writes across genres, from the non-fiction exploration Testosterone rex to the thrillers Dangerous Lady and Blood Feud. Her work To the Lake is also available as an audiobook.

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Cordelia Fine

Cordelia Fine writes non-fiction exploring the human mind and gender. Her books, including Testosterone Rex and Mind of its Own, offer sharp insights into brain science and challenge common assumptions about