Feminist anthropology is a subfield of anthropology that focuses on the ways in which gender roles, power dynamics, and inequalities shape social and cultural experiences. It seeks to challenge and critique traditional anthropological theories and methods to better understand the impact of gender on societies around the world. Through this lens, feminist anthropology aims to uncover and address issues of gender equality, discrimination, and social justice.

Frances E. Mascia-Lees has written:

'Gender and anthropology' -- subject(s): Anthropology, Cross-cultural studies, Feminist anthropology, History, Sex role

'Toward a model of women's status' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Sex discrimination against women, Social conditions, Social status, Women

'A companion to the anthropology of the body and embodiment' -- subject(s): Social aspects, Human body

Ellen Lewin has written:

'Inventing lesbian cultures in America' -- subject- s -: Social life and customs, Lesbianism, Identity, Lesbians

'Women, Health, and Healing'

'Feminist Anthropology'

Susan B. Anthony

Anthropology