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biological determinism, ie based solely on sexual phenotype

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biological determinism, ie based solely on sexual phenotype

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reduces sex and gender to reproductive ability

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pre-'70s: purely grammatical meaning (Scott 1986, 2013)

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pre-'70s: purely grammatical meaning (Scott 1986, 2013)

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gender=sex, based on physical body, only two, each corresponds to social roles

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Sex is defined as biological and gender is defined as a social phenomenon

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Both sex and gender are social constructs

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Both sex and gender are social constructs

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classifying people into men/boys vs. women/girls

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classifying people into men/boys vs. women/girls

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there is a spectrum, intersex beings exist

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there is a spectrum, intersex beings exist

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if gender is strictly socially constructed, is it even possible to talk about 'women' outside the context of 'men'

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if gender is strictly socially constructed, is it even possible to talk about 'women' outside the context of 'men'

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sex = immutable dichotomy, gender = social relations

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Gender is imposed on sex at birth through surgical alterations of intersex babies

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vulnerable to patriarchy-maintainers resorting to sex as a justification for inequality/oppression

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vulnerable to patriarchy-maintainers resorting to sex as a justification for inequality/oppression

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sex and gender are separate entities. Sex is biological while gender is defined by the society. (something deemed more feminine and masculine traits) 

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sex and gender are separate entities. Sex is biological while gender is defined by the society. (something deemed more feminine and masculine traits) 

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gender can be used as a social institution for change

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gender can be used as a social institution for change

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trans people change their bodies with hormones and surgeries, so sex is not immutable

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the idea sex and gender is different, you cannot change or choose your gender

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the idea sex and gender is different, you cannot change or choose your gender

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sex is the gendering of the body

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intersex people still exist! i.e. sex is not binary as claimed

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intersex people still exist! i.e. sex is not binary as claimed

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the idea sex and gender is different, you cannot change or choose your gender

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the idea sex and gender is different, you cannot change or choose your gender

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"imposing a gender norm is socially, not scientifically, driven"

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"imposing a gender norm is socially, not scientifically, driven"

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forcing intersex people into the sex binary shows that sex is also a social construct

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forcing intersex people into the sex binary shows that sex is also a social construct

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the sex/gender duality restricts the development of our understanding of human sexuality and bodies

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gender influences definitions of sex and both are affected by societal norms

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Feminists in the 1970s endorsed the classification of sex as biologically driven and gender as an internal identity, arguing that social institutions produced more differences between men and women than biology.

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Feminists in the 1970s endorsed the classification of sex as biologically driven and gender as an internal identity, arguing that social institutions produced more differences between men and women than biology.

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difficult to understand the role of biology in the definitions