Reframing Gender: Intersections, Identities, and Everyday Realities

Gender is not a fixed category; it is a dynamic area shaped by history, culture, power, and daily practices. Reframing Gender: Intersections, Identities, and Everyday Realities presents a compelling collection of articles that analyse gender in various contexts, from historical archives and literary narratives to contemporary discussions on work, language, and representation. Using different perspectives, the contributors explore how gender identities are formed, negotiated, and challenged within social institutions, cultural traditions, and political systems. The book highlights diverse voices and experiences that question traditional narratives while offering new ways to understand gender in both historically and in contemporary times. This volume gathers scholars from diverse fields and provides valuable insights for students, researchers, and anyone interested in gender studies, history, culture, and social change.