Research on Herland (novel by charlotte perkin's gilman) title: I want your sex

There are many ways to define the words "sex" and "gender". Some would argue that the two words are synonyms; others would argue that they describe different aspects of male and female characteristics. According to the views of the latter a person's sex would designate a place in the biological makeup and their gender would assign a role based on the norms of masculinity and femininity (Dean 60). However, In Charlotte Perkins Gilman's Herland there is …

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