Titlebook: Gender; A Genealogy of an Id Jennifer Germon Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009 concept.gender.genealogy.

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Feminist Encounters With Gender,hout saying. Yet it is precisely because gender has achieved that status that its historical legacy is worth examining. It bears repeating that gender’s history as an ontological category is very specific and relatively recent in English, and it is intricately linked to technological developments an

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Dangerous Desires: Intersex as Subjectivity,xpertise altogether, that of contemporary intersexed people. So far I have demonstrated how John Money’s original gender theories were derived from these people’s historical equivalent. Some of the people whose voices feature in the following pages were among the first and second generations to be s

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By Way of Conclusion,e that gender’s conceptual history consists of a series of episodes within a larger narrative. Following gender’s entry into the English lexicon in the mid-1950s when John Money offered it as a new conceptual realm of sex, gender has come to serve as . over-arching framework through which masculinit

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Dangerous Desires: Intersex as Subjectivity,ese people’s historical equivalent. Some of the people whose voices feature in the following pages were among the first and second generations to be subject to the then-new case management protocols devised by Money more than 50 years ago.

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,Of “Lovemaps” and Limerence, the concept—removing, as Money would say, any association with the “dirty carnalities of lust.”. Such an omission would serve also to reinforce the sex/gender distinction, a distinction that I have attempted to both analyze and resist.

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By Way of Conclusion,cy in popular discourse. At the same time it is clear that from the outset, gender’s history has been fraught and often embroiled in controversy. It is, to be sure, a contested terrain, and that may well reflect gender’s standing as the great conceptual device of the late twentieth century.