Circulus vitiosus dihotomije pol / rod: feministička polemika sa trans aktivizmom
Sažetak
Rad se bavi analizom argumentacije feministkinja o dihotomiji pol/rod u sklopu odnosa prema trans aktivizmu. U prvom delu rada daćemo uobičajena određenja pola i roda u feminističkoj literaturi i stanovišta feministkinja o trans aktivizmu. Objasnićemo s kojim stavovima trans aktivista se feministkinje ne slažu i na koji način se jezik koristi u ideološke svrhe. Cilj rada je da se uoče osnovne dileme povezane s nipodaštavanjem biološkog pola, to jest sa mišljenjem trans aktivista da su muškarci – trans žene, takođe žene. Autor objašnjava zbog čega feministkinje smatraju da je ovakav pristup dihotomiji pol/rod ugrožavanje ženskih prava u društvu.
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