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   Aug 12, 2010 · Stoller was sympathetic to the request for sex change. He credited a biological contribution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst.

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   Stoller was sympathetic to the request for sex change. He credited a biological contribution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst.

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   Stoller was sympathetic to the request for sex change. He credited a biological contribution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst.

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   In 1968, Stoller wrote Sex and Gender, where he hypothesized "The sense of core gender identity...is derived from three sources: the anatomy and physiology of the genitalia; the attitudes of parents, siblings and peers toward the child's gender role; and a biological force that may more or less modify the attitudinal (environmental) forces."

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   Stoller’s work entrenched sex and gender into the biology/culture binary, where biology and culture represented two separate, but causally linked, orders of knowledge. The chapter shows how the sex/gender binary operated to control biology (sex) through culture (gender).

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   How did Robert Stoller contribute to sex change?

   • Stoller was sympathetic to the request for sex change. He credited a biological contribution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst. Robert Stoller introduced the term “gender identity.” It is now our vocabulary when we articulate this bedrock of personhood.

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   • Stoller’s work entrenched sex and gender into the biology/culture binary, where biology and culture represented two separate, but causally linked, orders of knowledge. The chapter shows how the sex/gender binary operated to control biology (sex) through culture (gender).

   The Sex/Gender Split, Transsexualism, and the Psychoanalytic

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   What did Robert Stoller say about gender identity?

   • He credited a biological contri-bution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst. Robert Stoller introduced the term‘‘gender identity.’’It is now our vocabulary when we articulate this bedrock of personhood. ...we have split off‘‘gender’’as a distinguishable part of ‘‘sexuality.’’

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   • This finding is less commonly reported today but is also not looked for. Stoller was sympathetic to the request for sex change. He credited a biological contribution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst. Robert Stoller introduced the term “gender identity.”

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   What did Stoller write about sex and gender?

   • Psychological Medicine, 35, 89–99. Sperling, M. (1964). The analysis of a boy with transvestite tendencies. Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 19, 470–493. Stoller, R. J. (1964). A contribution to the study of gender identity. International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, 45, 220–226. Stoller, R. J. (1968). Sex and gender: Vol. 1.

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   • He credited a biological contribution to the development of masculinity and femininity. Both stances were remarkable for a psychoanalyst. Robert Stoller introduced the term‘‘gender identity.’’It is now our vocabulary when we articulate this bedrock of personhood. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved)

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   Abstract. By its title, Sex and Gender announced a concep-tual breakthrough in distinguishing basic elements of human experience. In Robert Stoller’s first book, patients illustrating this divergence were lucidly presented. Transvestites and the newly publicized transsexuals were two examples.