Problems of studying gender phenomena in different languages within the framework of general linguistic theory

This present article kind of looks into the theoretical plus methodological headaches tied to studying gender as if it were a linguistic phenomenon across typologically varied languages. In general, it claims that the current broad linguistic models do not quite do the job, because they can’t really catch the full spectrum of gender expression from language to language. So the piece sort of calls for a more integrative, cross typological way of thinking, not just a single, general account, that feels a bit too narrow.