Taking sides. Clashing views on controversial issues in sex and gender / selected, edited, and with introductions by Elizabeth L. Paul.

Are humans naturally either male or female?
Does the John/Joan case prove that gender identity is innate?
Is gender variation a psychological illness?
Does evolutionary theory explain psychological sex differences in humans?
Are sex differences in the brain primarily responsible for males' and females' differing cognitive abilities?
Do women and men communicate differently?
Should we continue to study sex differences?
Should Title VII apply to sexual harassment between individuals of the same sex?
Is female circumcision universally wrong?
Can women's sexuality be free from traditional gender constraints?
Is fetal sex selection harmful to society?
Is gender the most critical factor in the recent spate of school shootings?
Is domestic violence best treated as a gender crime?
Should men and women have equal parental rights?
Can fathers "mother"?
Are welfare reforms ineffective because welfare mothers are irrepsonsible and lazy?
Can we raise "gender-neutral" children?
Does transsexualism solve the problem of fixed definitions of gender identity?
Will the experimentation with different identities in cyberspace help us to transcend gender?