Bai luan ve Deconstructing the Gender Binary: Sociological Perspectives

The Social Construction of the Dimorphic Model

The traditional Western paradigm posits gender as a rigid, dimorphic system rooted in biological essentialism. However, deconstructing the gender binary: sociological perspectives reveals that this duality is a manufactured social structure rather than an immutable biological inevitability. From a sociological standpoint, gender is understood as a complex system of classification that organizes human experience and power dynamics. By applying queer theory, scholars argue that the binary is a tool of hegemony used to enforce heteronormativity and marginalize those whose identities do not align with ciscentric expectations. Dismantling this framework is not merely an academic exercise; it is a vital prerequisite for achieving comprehensive gender equality.

Theoretical Foundations of Performativity

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