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|a Smith, Steven G.
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|a Gender thinking /
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|g 1.
|t The Two Sides of Gender Thinking.
|t Positive gender thinking.
|t Critical gender thinking.
|t Implications for our study --
|g 2.
|t On Conceiving the Human.
|t The "human"
|t "Nature"
|t Following nature.
|t Gender as an anthropological theme --
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|t Gender and Humanity.
|t The problem: how to behave.
|t How gender qualifies humanity.
|t How humanity qualifies gender.
|t Gender and central human projects.
|t Gender and other human kinds compared.
|t Human nature as an endowment of diversities --
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|t The Sex "Basis" of Gender.
|t The problem of junction between intentional and descriptive concepts.
|t The structure of embodiment.
|t Qualifications of intention by sex.
|t Gender and biological facts.
|t Human nature as animal nature: human biology and anthropology.
|t Human nature as animal nature: the Beast Within.
|t The case of sexual jealousy.
|t Human nature as sexual consistency: the racial parallel --
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|t Gender, Valuation, and Selfhood.
|t The attractions of gender and "finer feelings": Kant.
|t The structure of valuing.
|t A puzzle: How can a valuer value a different way of valuing?
|t The gendering of ethics: Gilligan.
|t Pornography and other pathologies of gender valuation.
|t Androgyny and perplexity.
|t Gender character and "true self"
|t Gendered selfhood and the asymmetry problem in High Noon.
|t Human nature as a set of gendered metiers --
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|t Gender and Duality.
|t The problem: how to think.
|t Structures of duality.
|t Metaphysical gender-duality theories: Hegel and Levinas.
|t Theological gender-duality theories: The Shakers and Paul.
|t Social-scientific gender-duality theories: Freud and Levi-Strauss.
|t Human nature as a harmony of the sexes and genders --
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|t Gender and Procreation.
|t The relevance of procreation to gender and human nature.
|t The structure of procreative activity.
|t Generationality, potentiation, and determination.
|t Gender and issues of procreative choice.
|t Conclusion: Realizing Sex.
|t Realized imaginatively.
|t Realized intellectually.
|t Realized spiritually.
|t Realized practically.
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|a Ethics.
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|a Gender Identity
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|a Rôle selon le sexe.
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|a Identité de genre.
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|a Anthropologie philosophique.
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|a Smith, Steven G.
|t Gender thinking.
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