Yes. There are several contexts to masculine v feminine.
To name a few:
Psychologically Archetypal
Behavioral - biology based
Behavioral - socially conditioned
Biological Gender
Sexual Orientation
You raise only the Halloween “socially conditioned” one in your article. Which imho is a very narrow perspective on the topic.
You also mention “feminist philosophy”. As if there was any sort of consensus in that arena.
While I appreciate your anecdotal “walk through the costume shop” observations, I believe the entire “gender studies” space could use a more useful framing, taxonomy, and definitional “level setting” to engage any productive dialogue.
I would be curious about your interpretations and opinions of Dr. Carl Jung’s study of the masculine Animus archetype within a woman, and the feminine Anima archetype within a man.
Until the Spanish brand Zara arrived, the selection in UK men’s clothing stores was dire.
Yes. There are several contexts to masculine v feminine.
To name a few:
Psychologically Archetypal
Behavioral - biology based
Behavioral - socially conditioned
Biological Gender
Sexual Orientation
You raise only the Halloween “socially conditioned” one in your article. Which imho is a very narrow perspective on the topic.
You also mention “feminist philosophy”. As if there was any sort of consensus in that arena.
While I appreciate your anecdotal “walk through the costume shop” observations, I believe the entire “gender studies” space could use a more useful framing, taxonomy, and definitional “level setting” to engage any productive dialogue.
Dr. Nall,
I would be curious about your interpretations and opinions of Dr. Carl Jung’s study of the masculine Animus archetype within a woman, and the feminine Anima archetype within a man.