Gendering the Nation

Explore the intricate connections between gender and nationality in modern literature with Gendering the Nation by Christopher Whyte, published by Edinburgh University Press in 1995. This insightful work spans 256 pages and features contributions from five women and four men who delve into how gender identity shapes narratives in fiction, theatre, poetry, film, and television.

Discover how both male and female authors depict women, the nuanced treatment of sexuality in Scottish writing, and the construction of Scottish masculinity, particularly in relation to class and homophobia. This book is essential for anyone interested in gender studies, literary criticism, and the evolving landscape of literature in the 20th century. Join the conversation about how literature reflects and influences societal norms and identities.