Beyond the Periphery of the Skin delves into current pain points and social issues facing women, from the #MeToo movement to surrogacy, exposing the underlying structural problems. The book raises alarms about emerging medical technologies, from cosmetic surgery to artificial intelligence and gene editing, revealing the hidden dangers behind them. In the face of capitalism's destruction and transformation, it writes about the body as a form of resistance. It envisions a body transcending boundaries, capable of connecting with other life forms on Earth, reuniting what capitalism has fragmented. Engaging in dialogue with post-structuralists like Foucault and Butler, the book summarizes the experiences and problems of contemporary feminist movements, highlighting the inadequacies of "performance theory" and the pitfalls of "identity politics."