The most popular French gender studies books of 2022

Gender studies books ask how ideas about men, women and sexuality shape our lives. Women's studies, feminist theory, masculinity and LGBTQ+ studies are all here, from classic texts to new research. Some are written for students, others for any curious reader, and all of them question what is taken for granted. This list shows the ones first published in 2022. Only books in French are listed.

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Helisenne De Crenne
Cover of Helisenne De Crenne

Helisenne De Crenne

Jean-Philippe Beaulieu, Diane Desrosiers-Bonin

Published 2022

292 pages

Gender and Education in Luxembourg and Beyond Local Challenges and New Perspectives
Cover of Gender and Education in Luxembourg and Beyond Local Challenges and New Perspectives

Gender and Education in Luxembourg and Beyond Local Challenges and New Perspectives

Isabelle Collet, André Melzer, Jane Oakhill, Claude Houssemand, Marie-Pierre Moreau, Hélène Barthelmebs-Raguin, Pascal Gygax, Ute Gabriel, Sylvie Kerger, Laurence Brasseur, Kathrin Eckhart, Isabelle Schmoetten, Miriam-Linnea Hale, Sandy Lorente, Carole Blond-Hanten, Mirlene Fonseca, Joanne Theisen, Maddy Mulheims-Hinkel, Enrica Pianaro, Dany Weyer, Giorgia Magni, Mégane Pittet, Merlin Rastoder, Lucija Duric, Alexander Kries, Marina Andrieu

Published 2022

256 pages