"Gender between Past and Future" - the title of the Marburg book series is particularly relevant for the highly topical volume announced here. It focuses on discourse formations that constitute themselves against equality policies, gender studies, and efforts to liberalize gender relations. The contributions analyze, from an interdisciplinary perspective, the argumentative figures, actors, and backgrounds of antifeminist discourses in various fields and their societal impacts. It becomes clear not only how "gender" becomes a cipher that connects religious and right-wing conservative actors with those of the "new right," but also how antifeminist arguments contribute to the de-themes of socio-political issues and conflicts. In addition to various discourse arenas and levels, including religion, science, and media, current political conflict areas are illuminated. These include, for example, the discourse on migration in the context of gender issues, as well as debates on "early sexualization" and "protection of life.".