Routledge - Transforming Gender, Sex, and Place Book

Explore the complex connections between gender identity and physical environments with Transforming Gender, Sex, and Place: Gender Variant Geographies. Published by Routledge as part of the Gender, Space and Society series, this book examines how transgender, gender variant, and intersex people exist within every sector of society. Using a trans, feminist, and queer geographical framework, the text investigates how gender variant bodies transform the spaces they inhabit and how those spaces, in turn, affect the individuals within them. Readers will examine the politics of gender by looking at where people feel in or out of place and what happens to social spaces when binary gender norms are subverted. This work provides a deep look into the relationship between identity and location, making it a significant resource for those studying sociology, anthropology, and human geography.