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constants
currently experienced by metaphors of the female. It also asks,
in light of this background, whether instead of a cross- or
trans gender it isn’t actually much more a case of a cross
female.
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Does
a change within the binary logic of ‘male’ and ‘female’, nature
and culture, spirit and material actually accompany the uncertainty
of the category of the ‘female’, or do these dichotic, gender-metaphysical
structures become blurred and actually made even stronger in
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