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Verbal disputes, social totality, and trans politics
Is the dispute about whether trans women are women a merely verbal affair? I argue that it isn't. But I also argue that this is much harder to show than philosophers have previously thought. In fact, vindicating the substantiveness of the dispute requires us to recognize what I call the social totality of gender concepts.
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