@lysistrata327 This is my go-to essay about this question: https://t.co/Rck8qNePqU. But it's worth noting the dialectical upswing of the main biology chapter (it doesn't end in bio essentialism) and that what you're speaking about actually happens in the '
@silentgardens1 ...bestows upon them"---that doesn't square well with biological reductionism 6) Gender abolition is not in conflict with anything I claimed. That is the goal, yes. Finally, Fallaize's "A Saraband of Imagery" would be good to consult here
@rogue_feminist Totally. All those chapters do that thing of “these disciplines beg the question of women’s otherness at the exact moment they should explain it.” I just think it’s done best in the bio chapter. (I’m also thinking of this excellent essay ht