Judith Butler Identifies the Heterosexual Matrix as a Powerful Way

question 8

Multiple Choice

Judith Butler identifies the heterosexual matrix as a powerful way of thinking that organizes social patterns and personal identities. What three interrelated components make up the heterosexual matrix?

• A) Chromosomes, hormones, and genitals
• B) Sex, gender, and sexuality
• C) Capitalism, governance, and sexuality
• D) Desires, behavior, and identity

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