Acing Science

Acing Science: Compulsory Sexuality and Asexual Possibilities by Kristina Gupta offers a rigorous examination of asexual identities within contemporary society. This volume 1 text explores the social structures and norms that shape how sexuality is understood and experienced. By analyzing the concept of compulsory sexuality, the work provides a scholarly perspective on the visibility and lived realities of asexual individuals.

Published by University of Washington Press, Acing Science serves as a significant contribution to academic discussions regarding gender and sexuality studies. The book investigates the complexities of identity and the systemic pressures that influence sexual orientation. Readers interested in sociology and queer studies will find this volume 1 study a valuable resource for understanding the nuances of asexuality in a modern context.