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The 37 pages that link to Gender, each with the reason it gives.

• Gender roleNarrower topic: Gender roles are expectations attached to socially recognized gender categories.

• Gender identityNarrower topic: Gender identity is an individual sense within the broader concept of gender.

• FeminismRelated: Feminist theories dispute how gender roles are formed and used to organize power.

• EssentialismRelated: Essentialist claims often assign supposedly innate traits and roles to gender groups.

• Feminist theoryRelated: Feminist theories examine how gender is produced, experienced, and organized.

• MasculinityNarrower topic: Masculinity is one culturally variable dimension of gender.

• Judith ButlerNarrower topic: Butler challenges accounts that treat gender as a natural or stable identity.

• Radical feminismRelated: Radical feminists examine how gender roles organize hierarchy and constrain freedom.

• Gender socializationNarrower topic: Gender socialization transmits expectations attached to gender categories.

• Ursula K. Le GuinRelated: Her fiction examines how gendered expectations organize power and perception.

• ReificationRelated: Reification can make historically variable gender roles appear inherent and unchangeable.

• PatrilinealityRelated: Patrilineal rules distribute lineage membership differently across gendered family positions.

• CisgenderNarrower topic: Cisgender is one relation between gender identity and assigned sex.

• Gender studiesNarrower topic: The field investigates gender as its central subject and as a changing social arrangement.

• Sex assignmentRelated: It is related to sex designation but encompasses more than a recorded marker.

• Gender binaryNarrower topic: The binary is one way societies organize gender.

• Social construction of genderNarrower topic: The broader concept encompasses the roles and identities shaped through social construction.

• Biological sexCompared with: Gender concerns social and personal dimensions, not the same biological traits used in sex classification.

• Gender historyNarrower topic: The central category historians trace across institutions, identities, and periods.

• Harriet MartineauRelated: Her analysis treated women’s position as evidence about society’s wider power relations.

• FemininityNarrower topic: Femininity is one culturally shaped dimension of gender.

• Feminist anthropologyNarrower topic: Feminist anthropology studies how gender is made and contested across social settings.

• Feminist EconomicsNarrower topic: Feminist economic analysis treats gender relations as shaping economic behavior and institutions.

• French feminismRelated: The concept helps distinguish social power from biological claims in feminist arguments.

• The Left Hand of DarknessRelated: Gethen makes gendered assumptions visible by removing permanent sexual difference.

• MaleCompared with: Gender is distinct from the biological classification denoted by male.

• ManNarrower topic: Man is one category within broader systems of gender.

• Marilyn StrathernRelated: She examined how gender categories are made and deployed in different societies.

• PansexualityNarrower topic: The phrase 'regardless of gender' depends on what gender encompasses.

• History of human sexualityRelated: Gender systems shape which sexual relationships societies permit or privilege.

• WomanNarrower topic: Woman is a gender category, though its boundaries and meanings vary across societies.

• Gender and nationNarrower topic: The field treats gender as a power relation shaping national institutions and belonging.

• Gender ideologyNarrower topic: The label draws its contested subject matter from competing accounts of what gender means.

• Sex differences in humansCompared with: Gender is distinct from biological traits, though the two can interact.

• Sleeping HermaphroditusRelated: The sculpture’s sharply gendered viewpoints expose how bodily appearance shapes interpretation.

• Sonnet 20Related: The poem unsettles simple divisions by praising feminine beauty in a figure described as male.

• Trans womanNarrower topic: Trans women’s identities are understood within broader concepts of gender.