Space, Place and Gender
Doreen Massey examines the connections between space, place, and gender in this influential work of geographic and social theory. By bringing these concepts into close relation, the book offers a thoughtful framework for readers exploring how spatial ideas intersect with social and cultural questions.
About This Book
Space, Place and Gender examines the relationships among geography, social life, and gender.
Written by Doreen Massey, the book considers how places and spaces can be understood through social and cultural perspectives.
It offers a scholarly contribution to geographic and gender studies, encouraging readers to question familiar assumptions about spatial relationships.
The work is suited to readers interested in geography, social theory, place, and the study of gender.
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