by Gerald N. Callahan
Examines the conception of two sexes as a social, not biological, construct, and argues that gender is not easily determined and that intersex individuals should be accepted for what they are, discussing the effectiveness of gender reconstruction and other related topics.
Frederick Taylor
Leonard Mlodinow
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