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Tragedy of Heterosexuality

Tragedy of Heterosexuality

PhilosophyPolitics & Society
Pages
215
Published
2020
Language
English
Prose complexity
10/10

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Philosophy Politics & Society Sociology

About the author

J
Jane Ward

Jane Ward writes across a fascinating range of topics, from the scientific insights of "The respiratory system at a glance" to the social commentary in "Tragedy of Heterosexuality." Her bibliography also includes the fiction title "In the Aftermath" and the self-help guide "Inspiring adults.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the central argument of The Tragedy of Heterosexuality?

    Jane Ward argues that heterosexuality, as a social institution, often produces unhappiness and inequality, particularly for women, by enforcing rigid gender roles and power imbalances rather than being a source of fulfillment.

  • How does this book relate to other feminist or queer theory works?

    The Tragedy of Heterosexuality builds upon and critiques earlier feminist and queer theories by specifically focusing on the structural problems inherent in heterosexuality itself, rather than solely on patriarchy or homophobia, offering a distinct perspective within these fields.

  • Is The Tragedy of Heterosexuality an academic book?

    While written by an academic and drawing on scholarly research, the book is designed to be accessible to a general audience interested in critical social analysis, avoiding overly dense jargon.