ISBN:
9789400749917
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (XIV, 116 p, digital)
Series Statement:
SpringerBriefs in Law
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SpringerLink
Series Statement:
Bücher
Parallel Title:
Buchausg. u.d.T.
Keywords:
Human physiology
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Philosophy of law
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Developmental psychology
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Law
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Law
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Human physiology
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Philosophy of law
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Developmental psychology
Abstract:
"This book is an introductory systematic framework in the complex and interdisciplinary sex/gender debate, focusing on philosophy of law. The volume analyses the different theories that have dealt with the gender category, highlighting the conceptual premises and the arguments of the most influential theories in the debate, which have had repercussions on the field of the ethical and juridical debate (with reference to intersexuality, transsexualism, transgender, homosexuality). The aim is to offer a sort of conceptual orientation in the complexity of the debate, in an effort to identify the various aspects and development processes of the theories, so as to highlight the conceptual elements of the theorisations to grasp the problem areas within them. It is therefore an overall synthetic and also explicative analysis, but not only explicative: the aim is to outline the arguments supporting the different theories and the counter-arguments too, for the purpose of proposing categories to weigh up the elements and to take one's own critical stance, with a methodological style that is neither descriptive nor prescriptive, but critical"--Publisher's website
Abstract:
This book is an introductory systematic framework in the complex and interdisciplinary sex/gender debate, focusing on philosophy of law.The volume analyses the different theories that have dealt with the gender category, highlighting the conceptual premises and the arguments of the most influential theories in the debate, which have had repercussions on the field of the ethical and juridical debate (with reference to intersexuality, transsexualism, transgender, homosexuality). The aim is to offer a sort of conceptual orientation in the complexity of the debate, in an effort to identify the var
Description / Table of Contents:
Gender in Philosophyand Law; Introduction; Contents; 1 From 'Sex' to 'Gender': Origins and Paths of Theorisation; Abstract; 1.1…Paths of Psychosexology and Psychoanalysis; 1.1.1 Money: The Plasticity of Gender; 1.1.2 Stoller: Core Gender Identity; 1.1.3 Freud's Contribution to the Theory of Gender Identity; 1.2…Sociological Paths; 1.2.1 Doing Gender; 1.2.2 Gender as a Social Construction; 1.2.3 Gender as a Cultural Construction; 1.3…Philosophical Paths of Feminism; 1.3.1 From Equality/Difference to the Question of Sex/Gender; 1.3.2 Women are Like Men: Oppression as a Matter of Gender
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3.1.1 From the Conference of Cairo and Beijing3.1.2 The Yogyakarta Principles; 3.1.3 Other Documents; 3.2…Lines of European Regulations; 3.2.1 Provisions; 3.2.2 Sentences and Documents; 3.3…A Look at European Legislations; 4 Identity and Equality in Sexual Difference; Abstract; 4.1…Male or Female: The Reasons for Sexual Binarism; 4.1.1 A Person is Born Male or Female: The Non-malleability of Gender; 4.1.2 Sexual Identity as Constitutive of the Self; 4.1.3 The Sexes are Two: Neither Many Nor One Nor None; 4.1.4 One Becomes a Woman or Man, if She/He Already is
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4.1.5 The Variability of the Gender Identity4.1.6 Transsexualism as the Search for Sex/Gender Harmony; 4.1.7 The Intersex Condition and Transgender as a Problem; 4.2…The Dialectic of the Sexes: The Reasons for Complementarity; 4.2.1 Sexual Difference in the Relationship; 4.2.2 Heterosexuality as Straight Orientation: The Generation; 4.2.3 The 'Rainbow Family' as a Problem; 4.3…Gender Between Equality and Non Discrimination; 4.3.1 The Ambiguities of Equality: Treating Equals Equally and the Unequal Unequally; 4.3.2 Women and Men: Equal and Different Before the Law
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4.3.3 The LGBTI Claims: Equality as Equivalence4.3.4 The Claim of the Aggravating Circumstance for Offences of Homophobia and Transphobia as a Problem; 4.3.5 The Law Cannot and Must Not be Indifferent; Glossary; Selected Bibliography on 'Sex/gender' Debate;
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1.3.3 Rethinking: the Second Sex Questions Nature and Culture1.3.4 The Sexual Revolution: Women Beyond Their Biological Destiny; 1.3.5 Lesbian Separatism; 2 From Gender to Queer; Abstract; 2.1…Gender Between Modern and Postmodern; 2.1.1 A Paradigm Shift in Gender; 2.1.2 The Multiplication of Differences: Intersections of Gender; 2.1.3 Un-Doing Gender: The Queer Category; 2.2…Post-gender and Post-queer; 2.2.1 J. Butler: Undoing Gender; 2.2.2 T. De Lauretis: Sui Generis; 2.2.3 D. Haraway: Cyborgs; 3 Gender: From Theory to Law; Abstract; 3.1…Lines of International Declarations and Provisions
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DOI:
10.1007/978-94-007-4991-7
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