Author Description

How do we recognize and identify sex and violence in our own and other cultures? How do anthropologists and feminists differ in their analysis of the relationship between sexuality and violence? The contributors to Sex and Violence are established anthropologists and committed feminists, personally involved in the paradoxes and contradictions inherent in the answers to these questions. They look closely at the relationship between social anthropology and its political effect, particularly in terms of the theory and ethnography of gender relations.