Critical Thinking versus Neurosexism by Sonia Reverter-Bañón

“…After the realization that much of the research and publication of neuroscientific findings assume such a difference, we found a great deal of what has been called neurosexism. As a way to overcome it and from a feminist theory with a political commitment we propose a critical approach to the neurosciences. …”
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Pink brains and education: a postfeminist analysis of neuroscience and neurosexism by Nancy Lesko, Stephanie D. McCall, Mirian Jorge Warde, Luiz Ramires Neto

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Neurofeminism and feminist neurosciences: a critical review of contemporary brain research by Sigrid eSchmitz, Grit eHöppner

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Neuroscience and Feminist Political Theory. The Instability Sex-Gender-Sexuality Through the Work of Paul B. Preciado by María Medina-Vicent

“…Consequently, from a feminist position, we ought to critically approach the neurogenderings and the neurosexism. This aim is performed in order to identify the risks that such discourse entails for feminist political struggle. …”
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Gender on the brain: a case study of science communication in the new media environment. by Cliodhna O'Connor, Helene Joffe

“…Neuroscience research on sex difference is currently a controversial field, frequently accused of purveying a 'neurosexism' that functions to naturalise gender inequalities. …”
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