many are bound by an ethnocentric interpretation of gender, which in the west (influenced by the abrahamics) is often a bijection to a boolean categorization (dichotomous structure) qualified by human sexual reproductive role, assigned at birth. note theirs is quite reductionist and non-nullable (no third state), making assignment inconsistent for people whose reproductive role has been altered through actions like mutation (such as intersex populations). most westerners we study will default to an ad populum based argument when defending their gender system. they often have a limited vocabulary and do not realize their colloquial definitions of sex and gender are defined differently under academic and technical contexts such as ethnography and medicine. they do not seem to understand "gender is a social construct" means their tribe/village/culture is allowed to construct 2 genders...
as a huge fan of guattari who I feel is much underrated compared to Deleuze im glad to see you making videos on his solo work also love that you're on cam now for videos! thanks for the great video as usual
if you belive in theory that anybody serch for filosofy what him need, are you anlaise your self,why you interesting in " left-postmodernisam " writers ? fear of something ? ( islam-migrants agresion , prepering your self for " new world " stockholm sindrom ?
many are bound by an ethnocentric interpretation of gender, which in the west (influenced by the abrahamics) is often a bijection to a boolean categorization (dichotomous structure) qualified by human sexual reproductive role, assigned at birth. note theirs is quite reductionist and non-nullable (no third state), making assignment inconsistent for people whose reproductive role has been altered through actions like mutation (such as intersex populations).
most westerners we study will default to an ad populum based argument when defending their gender system. they often have a limited vocabulary and do not realize their colloquial definitions of sex and gender are defined differently under academic and technical contexts such as ethnography and medicine. they do not seem to understand "gender is a social construct" means their tribe/village/culture is allowed to construct 2 genders...
A very good point. Are there other cultures that provide an alternate, non-binary conception of gender?
as a huge fan of guattari who I feel is much underrated compared to Deleuze im glad to see you making videos on his solo work also love that you're on cam now for videos!
thanks for the great video as usual
Glad you liked it!
i like philosophy because i'm more interested in what something means rather than what it doesn't
if you belive in theory that anybody serch for filosofy what him need, are you anlaise your self,why you interesting in " left-postmodernisam " writers ?
fear of something ? ( islam-migrants agresion , prepering your self for " new world " stockholm sindrom ?
Gold star