KnowraJudith ButlerLinked fromLinked fromThe 25 pages that link to Judith Butler, each with the reason it gives.All 25Related 21Compared with 4Michel FoucaultRelated: Butler develops questions about subject formation and norms that Foucault’s histories helped make prominent.Gender performativityRelated: Butler developed the influential account of gender performativity.Queer theoryRelated: Their account of performativity became one of queer theory’s most influential analyses of gender.Feminist theoryRelated: Their account of gender performativity transformed debates about identity and the stability of gender categories.Martha NussbaumCompared with: Their disagreements over feminism and political identity reveal contrasting approaches to social criticism.Sexual politicsRelated: Their account of gender performativity reshaped debates about sexual norms.The Second SexRelated: Butler revisits Beauvoir’s account of becoming a woman while developing a distinct theory of gender performativity.Gender policingRelated: Butler's account of repeated gender norms helps explain how enforcement reproduces gender.PoststructuralismRelated: Her account of gender performativity extends poststructuralist analysis to identity and social norms.Postmodern philosophyRelated: Her theory of performativity applies poststructuralist ideas to the formation of gendered identities.Gender studiesRelated: Their account of performativity profoundly influenced theories of gender identity and power.J. L. AustinRelated: Butler reworked Austinian performativity to explain how repeated acts help constitute social identities.Feminist media studiesRelated: Performativity informs analyses of how media repeat and unsettle recognizable gender norms.EmbodimentRelated: Their account of performativity traces how bodily norms are enacted and sustained.Gayatri Chakravorty SpivakRelated: Butler and Spivak have engaged in dialogue about political agency, translation, and global feminism.Gender binaryRelated: Their account examines how repeated acts sustain apparently fixed gender categories.RecognitionRelated: Her work asks which lives become recognizable within prevailing norms.Slavoj ŽižekRelated: Their disagreements illuminate disputes about subjectivity, politics, and the limits of psychoanalysis.Third-wave feminismRelated: Her account of gender performativity shaped debates about whether identity categories are stable.Luce IrigarayCompared with: Butler questions the stable sexual difference that some readings find in Irigaray's work.Monique WittigCompared with: Butler’s account of gender performativity differs from Wittig’s emphasis on heterosexuality as a political regime.Paris Is BurningRelated: Her analysis of the film connected ballroom performance to theories of gender performativity.Camille PagliaCompared with: Their sharply different accounts of sex and gender mark a major theoretical divide.Jack HalberstamRelated: Butler’s account of gender as repeated performance parallels Halberstam’s challenges to fixed gender categories.Contemporary philosophyRelated: Their account of gender performativity became a major reference point in feminist theory.
KnowraJudith ButlerLinked fromLinked fromThe 25 pages that link to Judith Butler, each with the reason it gives.All 25Related 21Compared with 4Michel FoucaultRelated: Butler develops questions about subject formation and norms that Foucault’s histories helped make prominent.Gender performativityRelated: Butler developed the influential account of gender performativity.Queer theoryRelated: Their account of performativity became one of queer theory’s most influential analyses of gender.Feminist theoryRelated: Their account of gender performativity transformed debates about identity and the stability of gender categories.Martha NussbaumCompared with: Their disagreements over feminism and political identity reveal contrasting approaches to social criticism.Sexual politicsRelated: Their account of gender performativity reshaped debates about sexual norms.The Second SexRelated: Butler revisits Beauvoir’s account of becoming a woman while developing a distinct theory of gender performativity.Gender policingRelated: Butler's account of repeated gender norms helps explain how enforcement reproduces gender.PoststructuralismRelated: Her account of gender performativity extends poststructuralist analysis to identity and social norms.Postmodern philosophyRelated: Her theory of performativity applies poststructuralist ideas to the formation of gendered identities.Gender studiesRelated: Their account of performativity profoundly influenced theories of gender identity and power.J. L. AustinRelated: Butler reworked Austinian performativity to explain how repeated acts help constitute social identities.Feminist media studiesRelated: Performativity informs analyses of how media repeat and unsettle recognizable gender norms.EmbodimentRelated: Their account of performativity traces how bodily norms are enacted and sustained.Gayatri Chakravorty SpivakRelated: Butler and Spivak have engaged in dialogue about political agency, translation, and global feminism.Gender binaryRelated: Their account examines how repeated acts sustain apparently fixed gender categories.RecognitionRelated: Her work asks which lives become recognizable within prevailing norms.Slavoj ŽižekRelated: Their disagreements illuminate disputes about subjectivity, politics, and the limits of psychoanalysis.Third-wave feminismRelated: Her account of gender performativity shaped debates about whether identity categories are stable.Luce IrigarayCompared with: Butler questions the stable sexual difference that some readings find in Irigaray's work.Monique WittigCompared with: Butler’s account of gender performativity differs from Wittig’s emphasis on heterosexuality as a political regime.Paris Is BurningRelated: Her analysis of the film connected ballroom performance to theories of gender performativity.Camille PagliaCompared with: Their sharply different accounts of sex and gender mark a major theoretical divide.Jack HalberstamRelated: Butler’s account of gender as repeated performance parallels Halberstam’s challenges to fixed gender categories.Contemporary philosophyRelated: Their account of gender performativity became a major reference point in feminist theory.