This is the perfect book for understanding history through the lens of gender! I've read through it once. The perspective of gender has changed how we see history. This book collects the "points of discussion" of gender history research, which has opened up new horizons in historical studies. Focusing on Asia, including Japan, Europe, America, and Africa, it features a well-balanced selection of 113 discussion points from "society," "family," "body," "culture," and "politics," as well as 36 columns with unique topics from each era and region. It also includes glossary explanations, cross-references, activities using movies and novels, and extensive end-of-book materials. [Key Points] ◎ 113 key points of gender history are compiled and presented with an overview (the discussions at the time and their subsequent developments). As "Points of Inquiry," it provides clues for discussion in seminars and lectures. ◎ 36 columns cover important topics that don't fit within the discussion points. ◎ The writing team consists of leading scholars, from up-and-coming writers to established experts.