Title: Testo Junkie
Description: "What constitutes a "real" man or woman in the twenty-first century? Since birth control pills, erectile dysfunction remedies, and factory-made testosterone and estrogen were developed, biology is definitely no longer destiny.In this penetrating analysis of gender, Beatriz Preciado shows the ways in which the synthesis of hormones since the 1950s has fundamentally changed how gender and sexual identity are formulated, and how the pharmaceutical and pornography industries are in the business of creating desire. This riveting continuation of Michel Foucault's The History of Sexuality also includes Preciado's diaristic account of her own use of testosterone every day for one year, and its mesmerizing impact on her body as well as her imagination.Beatriz Preciado has become one of the leading thinkers in the study of gender and sexuality. She is currently a professor of political history of the body, gender theory, and history of performance at Universite; Paris VIII. She received her PhD in the theory of architecture at Princeton University, and a master of philosophy and contemporary theory of gender at the New School for Social Research in New York"--
Subjects: Transsexualism, Gender identity, Queer theory, Testosterone, Personal accounts, Gender, Philosophy, Biopolitics, Sex in popular culture, Drugs and sex, Social change, Sexual freedom, Biopolitique, Homosexualité, Queer critique, Sexualité dans la culture populaire, Théorie queer, Drogues et sexualité, Identité sexuelle, Philosophie, Changement social, Liberté sexuelle, Transsexualisme, Récits personnels, Aspect philosophique, Pornographie, Sexualité, Testostérone, Sexualidad, Aspectos sociales, Teori a queer, Sex, Social aspects, Pornography, Physiological aspects, SOCIAL SCIENCE / Gender Studies, SOCIAL SCIENCE / Feminism & Feminist Theory, SOCIAL SCIENCE / Women's Studies, SOCIAL SCIENCE / Men's Studies, Preciado, paul b, Testosterone--physiological aspects, Sexuality, Testosterone--physiology, Hq77.9 .p7413 2013, 2017 i-785, Hq 77.9, 306.76/8, Soc032000 soc010000 soc028000 soc018000, Physiology