One major criticism of this work argued that its author takes pleasure in the impossibility of change and called the author's work which followed this one "unconscionably bad... as a work on the law of free speech." This work claims romanticism on Foucault's part when he quips that Herculine Barbin was able to live some part of her life in the "happy limbo of non-identity."  Levi-Strauss' description of the taboo incest as a "pervasive cultural fantasy," Freud's psychoanalytic explanation of mourning and melancholia, and Riviere's claim of "womanliness as a masquerade," construct this work's notion of the "Heterosexual Matrix." It begins by analyzing the incomplete notion of female subjectivity in the work of Irigaray and Beauvoir, and its author was the target of Martha Nussbaum's essay "The Professor of Parody." Advising that parodic performance like dressing in drag can bring about the title phenomenon and developing the concept of performativity, for 10 points, name this fundamental work of post-structural feminist theory by Judit
One major criticism of this work argued that its author takes pleasure in the impossibility of change and called the author's work which followed this one "unconscionably bad... as a work on the law of free speech." This work claims romanticism on Foucault's part when he quips that Herculine Barbin was able to live some part of her life in the "happy limbo of non-identity."  Levi-Strauss' description of the taboo incest as a "pervasive cultural fantasy," Freud's psychoanalytic explanation of mourning and melancholia, and Riviere's claim of "womanliness as a masquerade," construct this work's notion of the "Heterosexual Matrix." It begins by analyzing the incomplete notion of female subjectivity in the work of Irigaray and Beauvoir, and its author was the target of Martha Nussbaum's essay "The Professor of Parody." Advising that parodic performance like dressing in drag can bring about the title phenomenon and developing the concept of performativity, for 10 points, name this fundamental work of post-structural feminist theory by Judith Butler.
One major criticism of this work argued that its author takes pleasure in the impossibility of change and called the author's work which followed this one "unconscionably bad... as a work on the law of free speech.
{Gender Trouble}