Title: Solid argument for multiple approaches
Review: This book is not actually a critique of feminism so much as a critique of feminism's ubiquity as a framework within which to think about gender and sex/sexuality. It has much more to do with stepping outside of the structuralism and moralism of feminism, to get a different perspective. It's also a great model for students, who will benefit from seeing a top scholar do close readings of important texts. I appreciate that while Halley is trading in big and often complex ideas, she writes to reveal and is very readable. I got a lot out of it.
Is this product review negative?