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001557037 1001_ $$aCull, Matthew J.,$$eauthor.
001557037 24510 $$aWhat gender should be /$$cMatthew J. Cull.
001557037 264_1 $$aLondon ;$$aNew York, NY :$$bBloomsbury Academic,$$c2024.
001557037 264_4 $$c©2024
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001557037 4900_ $$aTransgender theory
001557037 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001557037 5050_ $$aIntroduction Chapter One -- How to Engineer a Gender 1.1 Neurathian Conceptual Engineering 1.2 Constraints, Desiderata 1.3 Amelioration for Activists 1.4 The Political Efficacy Question Chapter Two -- Family Resemblances: Failures of Inclusivity 2.1 Family Resemblances 2.2 Cluster Accounts 2.3 Overlapping Accounts 2.2 The Double Counting and Discrete/Continuous Problems 2.3 A Non-Binary Intervention Chapter Three -- Anti-Structuralism: Performativity and Prolepsis 3.1 Initiation into Sex and Gender: Exercitives and Proleptic Mechanisms 3.2 Butler's Positive Program 3.3 Prosser's Critiques 3.4 The Phenomenology of Gender 3.5 Anti-Structuralism Considered Chapter Four -- Deflating Gender, Deflating Self-Identification 4.1 Semantic Deflationism about Gender 4.2 Self-Identification: A Kinder Deflation 4.3 Worries for Self-Identification Deflationisms 4.4 The Triviality Dispute 4.5 A Defensible Metaphysics of Self-Identification 4.6 Semantic Quietism Chapter Five -- Error and Abolition 5.1 Error Theory 5.2 Gender Abolitionism 5.3 Gender Nihilism 5.4 Transgender Identities and Abolitionism 5.5 Ideal Theory, Practical Realities 5.6 Colonialism and Abolition Chapter Six -- An Alternative: Ameliorative Semantic Pluralism 6.1 Saul and Bettcher 6.2 The Ameliorative Semantic Pluralist Project 6.3 Objections to Ameliorative Semantic Pluralism 6.4 Saul's Revenge 6.5 Down Enby: The Logic of Gender 6.6 Solidarity: Spelman to the Present Day Chapter Seven -- Between Lorde and Neurath: Hermeneutic Innovation 7.1 Back to Neurath 7.2 Sweaty Concepts 7.3 A Meaning for 'Agender' 7.4 The Agender Agenda and Some Recent Accounts of Gender 7.5 Dembroff's Critical Gender Kind 7.6 Jenkins' Gender Dualism Conclusion
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001557037 588__ $$aDescription based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on June 21, 2024).
001557037 650_0 $$aGender identity.
001557037 650_0 $$aQueer theory.
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