Trans-rights debates, social construction of the “sextions,” and analytic philosophy

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This is a one-page handout which responds to Kathleen Stock's 2021 book Material Girls. It considers how analytic philosophy can be introduced into this area, and specifies five kinds of argument for the claim that the sexes are socially constructed.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
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