“[…] to ‘do’ Gender […] is to engage in behavior at the risk of gender
assessment.“ (West/Zimmerman 1991, 23). It is a situational interaction
process, in which gender is performed and perceived. Therefore gender
is not static.
West, C./Zimmerman, D. H. (1991): Doing
Gender, in: Lorber, J./Farrell, S. A. (Eds.): The Social Construction
of Gender, Newbury Park, 13-37
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