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1. www.academia.edu › 33452854 › The_Opposite_of_Sex_isThe Opposite of Sex is Politics – The UK Gender Recognition Act...

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   This chapter focuses on concerns raised by the UK Government’s consultation on the future of the Gender Recognition Act 2004 (GRA 2004) in relation primarily to the law in England and Wales.

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2. www.unitec.ac.nz › sites › defaultSome Common Assumptions about Sexual Orientation:

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   heterosexual. Many people, both heterosexual and same-sex attracted, have had bad experiences with a person of the opposite sex. There is no correlation between any of these occurrences and homosexuality.

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3. gradesfixer.com › free-essay-examples › gender-andGender and Sexuality: [Essay Example], 463 words - GradesFixer

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   Jan 29, 2024 · The limited understanding of gender and sexuality can lead to discrimination and prejudice against individuals who do not conform to societal norms. This can have profound psychological and emotional effects on individuals, often leading to feelings of alienation and marginalization.

4. www.psychologytoday.com › gb › blogThe Problem With the “Opposite Sex” - Psychology Today

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   Sep 26, 2023 · The phrase “opposite sex” was first documented in English in the late 1600s and has few signs of losing its appeal as a way to describe women versus men. Google Scholar reveals its ongoing ...

5. philarchive.org › archive › VARKOSKant on Sex. Reconsidered. -- A Kantian account of sexuality ...

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   Kant on sex gives most philosophers the following associations: a lifelong celibate philosopher; a natural teleological view of sexuality; a strange incorporation of this natural teleological account within his freedom-based moral theory; and a stark ethical condemnation of most sexual activity.

6. plato.stanford.edu › entries › feminism-genderFeminist Perspectives on Sex and Gender (Stanford ...

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   May 12, 2008 · Feminism should aim to create a “genderless (though not sexless) society, in which one’s sexual anatomy is irrelevant to who one is, what one does, and with whom one makes love” (Rubin 1975, 204). In some earlier interpretations, like Rubin’s, sex and gender were thought to complement one another.

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   What are some objections to the term “opposite sex”?

   • The typical objections are reasonable: The term “opposite sex” exaggerates gender differences, or it ignores that some people do not identify along the gender binary of men and women. However, those do not include my main objection to the phrase “opposite sex” (or “opposite gender”).

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   What is opposite sex?

   • Scientists have argued that these dimensions go beyond how we see ourselves; they form the backbone for how we view our social world. The term “opposite sex,” however, denies this reality. It reinforces the idea that the existence of femininity means the absence of masculinity.

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   Is “opposite gender” a synonym?

   • The phrase “opposite gender” is similarly, if less often, used as a synonym. People have objected to this term, including the American Psychological Association (APA) which recommends against its usage in scientific articles.

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   What does Kant say about sexuality?

   • To start, then, what Kant clearly seems correct in saying is that there is a certain givenness to one’s experience of one’s own sexuality, including one’s sexual and loving affectionate attractions, and that this is related to feeling at home in the world as an embodied, sexual being.

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   Is Kant right to argue that sexuality is morally dangerous?

   • Below I will argue, in a spirit similar to Langton and Pascoe, that although Kant is right to argue that human sexuality is morally dangerous, Kant is wrong to argue that the only way to realize emotionally healthy and morally good sexuality is through heterosexual, procreative activities within the confines of marriage.

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   Is sexual objectification the common condition that defines women's gender?

   • And this is clearly false. For instance, Harris (1993) and Stone (2007) criticise MacKinnon’s view, that sexual objectification is the common condition that defines women’s gender, for failing to take into account differences in women’s backgrounds that shape their sexuality.

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8. gradesfixer.com › free-essay-examples › gender-rolesGender Roles and Sexism: [Essay Example], 3620 words

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   Jun 29, 2018 · Although men expect women to have sex with them, they also shame women for having “too much” sex or having sex with someone they are not married to. Another example of this is in Henry James’ Daisy Miller, where Daisy is “scandalously” seen flirting with two men in public.