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More Thinking About Gender: A Response to Julie A. Nelson
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 March 2020
Abstract
Nelson argues the best we can hope for in a nonsexist society is to revalue those feminine qualities that have previously been devalued. I argue that those qualities are the result of a sexist construction of gender categories, and that a nonsexist society would have no reason to preserve them.
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