The End of Sexual Identity: Why Sex Is Too Important to Define Who We Are
Jenell Williams Paris examines the powerful role sexuality plays in contemporary understandings of identity. Questioning whether sex should define who we are, this thoughtful work invites readers to consider a broader view of personhood and to reflect on the significance—and limits—of sexual identity.
About This Book
Jenell Williams Paris explores the relationship between sexuality and personal identity.
The book questions whether sexual identity should define who people are.
Its central argument considers the importance of sex while challenging the idea that it must serve as a person’s defining characteristic.
This work is suited to readers interested in identity, sexuality, culture, and religious or social perspectives on personhood.
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