Judith P. Butler Books

Judith Butler is an influential American post-structuralist and feminist philosopher whose work has significantly shaped discourse in feminism, queer theory, political philosophy, and ethics. Butler’s inquiries delve into the critical examination of social norms and identities, focusing on how these categories are constructed and how they shape our lived experiences. She explores the profound intersections of language, power, and the formation of subjectivity, offering incisive insights into the nature of human existence and societal structures. Her broad research encompasses literary theory, modern philosophical fiction, and Jewish philosophy, all aimed at deconstructing power dynamics and fostering ethical and political reflection.