there is an expectation of behaviour from society based on our physical characteristics. Here is where we find out another piece of the puzzle that constitutes the meaning for gender: cultural constructed.
             Gender can also be defined as cultural constructed based on the social environment that surrounds us. Is called cultural constructed by the fact that in the process of assuming a gender and becoming a being, takes you to follow the gender norms established by society. In relation to norms there are some issues involved such as rules and prohibitions. Rules and norms by which bodies, gender, and desire come up to appear natural. Withal we can't take this for granted. However, Butler argues that these rules, norms and prohibitions, are the ones that will take us to the fact that "the injunction to be a given gender produces necessary failures", because the limits that they impose, which we must follow, are going to me tempted to go over them. By this she means that the limit on the expression of genders creates the very possibility of gender transgression. Butler gets this idea from Bataille via Foucault.
             Another relevant point concerning transgression is the rule and breaking of the rule is dependent one to another. By this we mean that the breaking of a limit does not take you to freedom, it makes the limit to adapt. Again we have here that limits create transgression.
             Discussing transgression without mentioning Betaille and Foucault would be like eating a pie without the crust, has no sense at all. Bateille focus mainly in issues concerning excess and social transgression as well, he gets involved in the study of erotic, prostitution, violence and profanity. These two authors are influenced by the work of Nietzsche who argues that in his day and age the belief in God is dispensable. His reason for making that comment is because he is aware of how people go through life without affecting them the absence or ...