Sex of Things

Discover the compelling exploration of gender and consumer culture in "Sex of Things," a thought-provoking collection of essays that examine the intricate relationship between goods and identity. Authored by esteemed writers and published by University of California Press in 1996, this engaging paperback spans 443 pages and dives into how Western societies perceive and utilize commodities. From the division of labor in families to the profound impact of fashion and cosmetics on women's self-conception, the essays illuminate how goods not only define our personal identities but also shape societal roles for both men and women. Enhance your understanding of consumerism and its effects on gender dynamics by adding this insightful work to your collection.