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To begin with, the title of the novel, ‘gender theory’ is extremely misleading. For the most part, the novel is extremely heteronormative with the traits fantasising about entity a housewife for various male academics. Whilst I’m alert the main personality is bisexual and she has one lesbian relationship, which was quite controlling, I feel prefer queerness is never really fully explored, at least not to the extent that you’d anticipate a book titled gender theory to be subversive. Just like the peck between the two best friends, which is buried and purposely forgotten, never really explored, queerness feels tokenistic and more like an afterthought in this novel. Queerness is not just about relationships but also how you reside life and navigate to the society. And whilst perhaps the obsession with men and heteronormativity could be seen as a parody, ultimately I consider that makes for a weak forgive for a guide that is advertised and it's titled in a way that suggests more playful exploration of gender and sexuality.

The main feature of the writing manner is the second person narration, however the novelty of this wears off quite quickly and the author doesn’t re