Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality – Sigmund Freud When this book was published ninety years ago, it was a scandal. Freud tackles a field that is usually surrounded by taboos, that of sexuality. He tackles it boldly and in a language that knows no embarrassment. Then he deals with the most embarrassed aspect of sexuality, that of sexual deviations, redefining and classifying them and linking them to their causes. The most dangerous and innovative of the studies in this book is the study related to the sexuality of children, a study that caused a revolution, in every sense of the word, in the concept of man.
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Studies in the theory of gender
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It highlights how power uses the concept of gender as a tool of social control, by linking historical knowledge and discourses about the body and desire.
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