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The Intricacy of the Human Sexes / Historical Biological Theories of Sex – Theories of Two or More Sexes
The Intricacy of the Human Sexes / Historical Biological Theories of Sex – Theories of Two or More Sexes
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Foreword to the English Translation of the 4th Edition
7–12
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13–14
Foreword to the 1st German Edition
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15–18
Introduction
15–18
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19–38
Women and some Men against Naturalness
19–38
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History and Topicality: Simone de Beauvoir and Judith Butler
Why considering »Naturalness«?
Contra »Naturalness« – Emancipatory Arguingfor the Education of Women
39–70
Differences as the Product of Society:The Human Being as a Social One
39–70
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Poverty and Limiting Recent Gender Research to the Privileged Classes
The Human Being as a Social One
Evolutionary Thinking and its Potential for Social Change
71–122
Historical Biological Theories of Sex – Theories of Two or More Sexes
71–122
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Too Simplistic: The Current State of Research in Gender Studies Concerning the Biological Theories of the Sexes
Antiquity – The »One-Sex« and »Two-Sex« Models
The Middle-Ages – Not Just Reducing but Creative
Humorism and the Theory of the Temperaments
Theories of Preformation in the Seventeenth Century – Describing Differences of the Sexes
The Transition to the Developmental Concept (Epigenesis) – Descriptions of Sameness May Tie In
Analogy and Sameness
Human Beings are Paired in Themselves – Being Adult »Female-Males« and »Male-Females«
»Activity«
Detailed Descriptions of Differences
»Newer« Evolutionary Theories After Charles Dawin – Differences of the Sexes and Emancipatory »Romanticizing Darwin«
Conclusions
123–160
Current Biological Theories of the Sexes
123–160
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The Sexes between Brain
Procreation as a Characteristic of the Species – and the Individual Form of Human Genitalia
The Formation of the Genitalia in the Development of the Embryo
Gonads
Development and Differentiation:The Transition to Process Orientation in Current Theoriesof the Development of the Sexes
Conclusions
161–162
Closing
161–162
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163–175
Quoted and Recommended Literature
163–175
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The Intricacy of the Human Sexes , page 71 - 122
Historical Biological Theories of Sex – Theories of Two or More Sexes
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Heinz-Jürgen Voß
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doi.org/10.30820/9783837978063-71
ISBN print: 978-3-8379-3121-1
ISBN online: 978-3-8379-7806-3
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